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The sheikh’s empire driving a meteoric stock market rise

Financial Times: Blurring of private sector, state and ruling family raises queries.

Tempting back older workers into jobs means ditching business as usual

Financial Times: The expectation of a work-free retirement needs to go.

MSG owner battles outcry over ‘dystopian’ blacklisting

Long-suffering Knicks supporters have grown accustomed to coaches being fired.

iPhone delays, supply chain woes snap Apple’s revenue growth streak

Financial Times: "iPhone City" Covid outbreak brings holiday blues to Apple.

Ferrari raises outlook after record-breaking 2022

Financial Times: As investors want safe-haven assets, could Ferrari be recession-proof?

World markets rally as investors bet rates are close to peak

Financial Times: Central banks are cautious, but investors see 'light at end of tunnel'.

Ford slashes Mustang Mach-E prices as EV battle heats up

Financial Times: Mustang move comes after Tesla reduced cost of electric vehicles in US.

Prosecutors ask court to ban Sam Bankman-Fried from contacting FTX colleagues

Financial Times: Encrypted message allegation surfaces in FTX crypto scandal.

Scientists unveil laser beam to deflect lightning strikes

Laser lightning rod in critical infrastructure "biggest breakthrough since Ben Franklin".

Apple’s supply chain bet

FiT: Even before violence in China, Apple had plans to make more of its own hardware.

Warner Bros Discovery weighs sale of music library to slash debt

Financial Times: Catalogue including Batman soundtracks could get more than $1.5 billion.

US inflation falls to lowest level in more than a year

Financial Times: Sixth consecutive month of decline amid Fed tightening.

Opinion: What if 2023 is not the reset investors are pining for?

Financial Times: Party-poopers point to the risk of a Fed pivot.

Coinbase to slash a fifth of workforce as crypto crisis deepens

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Boss of SA power producer Eskom survived cyanide poisoning attempt

Financial Times: Amid climate of corruption, boss claims he was given cyanide-laced coffee

Companies rush to tap US bond market as credit conditions ease

FT: Cooling inflation tempers expectations of how long the Fed will keep rates high.