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Red, juicy, heat resistant: New Zealand’s hunt for a climate-proof apple

Financial Times: Europe's growers have turned to NZ as climate change upends the industry.

Bernie Ecclestone to pay $1.3b in civil settlement for tax fraud

Financial Times: Ecclestone failed to declare overseas assets to UK authorities.

Hamas war stirs Arab world’s antipathy to Israel

Financial Times: Crisis elicits solidarity with Palestinians after decades of conflict.

Australia’s richest person raises stake in lithium producer, threatening $7.1b takeover

Financial Times: Gina Rinehart company muscling in on major mine proposal.

US car salvage industry braced for impending bounty of junk EVs

Financial Times: Companies that wrench apart and shred old cars prepare for big change.

South Korean regulators vow to curb ‘theme stocks’ craze

Financial Times: Retail investors pile into battery materials and salt stocks.

What links Hamas to the Axis of Resistance and its patron Iran?

Financial Times: Tehran-backed network could provide explanation for multipronged assault.

Working week: Four days is flawed way for most

Krystal Hosting's failed trial highlights challenges for customer-facing businesses.

Germans shrug off economic gloom at booming Oktoberfest

Financial Times: Record numbers flocking to fairground despite soaring cost of beer.

Why Linda Yaccarino took on the wildest job in Silicon Valley

FT: Can the chief of the firm formerly known as Twitter survive Musk’s chaos?

US accuses China of launching global information war

Financial Times: Claims China using ‘deceptive’ methods to push authoritarian propaganda.

‘Culture of fear’: Dyson and the fight over working from home

Financial Times: Six weeks into the UK's first Covid lockdown, Dyson's campus 'reopened'.

China leaves Australia drowning in lake of unsold wine

FT: With 2b litres in storage the industry hopes tariff resolution will boost trade.

Former Wirecard executive linked to alleged Russian spying ring

Financial Times: Former COO named as connection to Bulgarian nationals accused of spying.

Martin Wolf: How China can avoid the Japan trap

Financial Times: Has China’s period of relatively rapid economic growth come to an end?

Royal carpet maker Victoria’s shares tumble on auditor’s fraud risk warning

Financial Times: Kiwi financier Geoff Wilding took helm, presided over share price surge.