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Tuesday, November 20

FromFT News Briefing

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France has new demands that could slow Brexit talks, Nissan's chairman is arrested and Apple and semiconductor companies lead a sell-off in US trading. Plus, Anjli Raval, the FT's senior energy correspondent, explains what is behind the latest swing down in oil prices. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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A rundown of the most important global business stories you need to know for the coming day, from the newsroom of the Financial Times. Available every weekday morning. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Thursday, October 25: The Nasdaq has its worst day since 2011, better-than-expected results from Ford and Tesla and why the US is warning the UK not to get into the nuclear power business with China. Plus, we’ll take you to the scene outside CNN’s New York offices after the... by FT News Briefing
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Wednesday, October 24: Trump to meet Putin next month in Paris, US and Turkish presidents take aim at Saudi Arabia over the killing of Jamal Khashoggi and why earnings at US industrial groups might be of concern to some central bankers. Plus, what to expect from Tesla's... by FT News Briefing
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Tuesday, October 16: The US response to Riyadh, Italy’s bold budget plans and Theresa May’s day of wrangling before heading to Brussels. Plus, what investors will be watching for when Netflix releases third quarter results later today. by FT News Briefing
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Wednesday, November 7: Democrats take control of the House of Representatives, Republicans clinch a number of closely-watched seats and investors focus on what is next on trade. Plus, Lionel Barber on what the new balance of power in Washington means for the rest of Donald T... by FT News Briefing
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Tuesday, November 6: Theresa May set to warn pro-Brexit ministers time is running out for a deal with the EU, private equity groups scale back their UK investments and Apple and Amazon shares take a hit. Plus, as Americans go to the polls, the FT's P... by FT News Briefing
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Friday, October 19: Tougher talk from the US on Saudi Arabia, Uber’s move from drivers to waiters and why Wall Street traded lower on Thursday. Plus, a report from day two of the EU summit. by FT News Briefing
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Monday, October 15: Another bump on the road to Brexit, why Angela Merkel’s grand coalition may be in trouble and why a $20bn drug market is up for grabs. Plus, Jamie Dimon pulls out of Saudi Arabia's "Davos in the Desert" over missing journalist. by FT News Briefing
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Friday, November 16: UK Prime Minister Theresa May's government is in chaos, Facebook denies its knowledge of a smear campaign, and wildfires continue to devastate California. Plus, Katrina Manson takes us to a base in the US where scientists are working to develop te... by FT News Briefing
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Wednesday, October 17: A potential extension for the Brexit transition period, upbeat Netflix earnings, how Uber is preparing for an IPO and just how big the market for cannabis will be in Canada. Plus, what BlackRock earnings tell us about the health of global markets. by FT News Briefing
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Monday, November 5: Europe prepares for new US sanctions on Iran, UK prime minister Theresa May promises "frictionless" trade with the EU and one of the US's largest financial technology firms, Credit Karma, makes a move overseas. Plus, we'll take you ... by FT News Briefing
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Wednesday, November 14: Italy defies the EU spending rules, US crude oil breaks a losing streak record, and German chancellor Angela Merkel calls for the creation of a unified European Army. Plus, the FT's Westminster bureau chief George Parker gives us the latest on a B... by FT News Briefing
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Friday, November 2: What sent Apple's shares down on Thursday, the Bank of England warns on a no-deal Brexit and Donald Trump's threat to migrants headed for the US border. Plus, we go to San Francisco to hear from workers who walked out in protest of G... by FT News Briefing
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Thursday, October 18: The latest from the EU summit in Brussels, how the Federal Reserve is defying President Donald Trump and why some worry the US president is letting Saudi Arabia off the hook. Plus, a look at Europe's shadow population. by FT News Briefing
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Tuesday, November 20: France has new demands that could slow Brexit talks, Nissan's chairman is arrested and Apple and semiconductor companies lead a sell-off in US trading. Plus, Anjli Raval, the FT's senior energy correspondent, explains what is behind the lates... by FT News Briefing
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Friday, November 9: The Federal Reserve clears the way for a US rate rise next month, European IPOs hit a rough patch and Poland overturns a ban on a nationalist march. Plus, US and Chinese security officials meet today in Washington — we'll tell you what to expect.... by FT News Briefing
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Tuesday, November 13: iPhone sales could be reaching a peak, California wildfires are also affecting power companies and insurers, and the Brexit negotiations could be reaching an 'end game'. Plus, FT banking editor Laura Noonan explains how international banks ar... by FT News Briefing
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Monday, October 22: Moscow attacks President Trump's nuclear treaty decision, a tie-up to create one of the world’s largest auto components makers and Riyadh's battle to salvage the crown prince’s summit. Plus, what next for Italy's budget. by FT News Briefing
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Monday, November 19: Tim Cook talks about regulating big tech, tensions between the US and China heat up and Prime Minister Theresa May faces an uncertain path forward on a Brexit deal. Plus, the FT's Michael Peel tells us why critics say some countries are using Inte... by FT News Briefing
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Tuesday, October 30: Wall Street takes a wild ride on trade and tech fears, why the US is sending 5,200 troops to its border with Mexico and understanding the UK's proposed 'digital services tax'. Plus, the end of the Merkel era, and what to expect from Face... by FT News Briefing
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Thursday, December 6: Huawei's finance chief is arrested in Canada, Britain's top 100 public companies are likely to miss a government-backed diversity target, and Takeda shareholders back its £46bn takeover of Shire. Plus, on the 40th anniversary of the Spanish c... by FT News Briefing
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Wednesday, October 31: The US indicts 10 Chinese intelligence officers for espionage, the UK’s plans to let business leaders become diplomats and how Asia's new coal plants will knock global emissions targets off course. Plus, what we learnt from Facebook’s third-quarte... by FT News Briefing
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Thursday, December 13: UK Prime Minister Theresa May survives a vote of no confidence, Wall Street equities rise on optimism of US-China trade relations and Tencent Music Entertainment debuts on the New York Stock Exchange. Then, what to expect from Mario Draghi when the Eur... by FT News Briefing
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Thursday, November 8: Chipmaker Qualcomm warns investors that slower Chinese demand and a feud with Apple over its chips will weigh on the December quarter results, the EU calls for regulators to investigate data brokers and Goldman Sachs promotes its most diverse class of ... by FT News Briefing
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Thursday, November 22: Theresa May and Jean-Claude Juncker finalise Britain's exit package from the EU, US retailers’ hopes for a Thanksgiving weekend bonanza and a potential weakening of the G7 line on protectionism. Plus, the highest paid executive you've probabl... by FT News Briefing
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Friday, December 7: Global financial markets have a turbulent day, the arrest of Huawei's finance chief causes an international fallout and Theresa May's Brexit deal has a bad week. Plus, the EU's options if the UK prime minister's deal fails in parlia... by FT News Briefing
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Friday, October 26: Disappointing growth projections from Amazon and Snap, the unmasking of a billionaire retailer accused of harassment and how the White House is responding to a group of migrants headed for the US border. Plus, ahead of Brazil’s second round of voting o... by FT News Briefing
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Thursday, November 15: Uber's revenue growth slows, the inventor of American blue jeans returns to Wall Street, and US natural gas supply is short for a cold winter. Plus, the FT's editorial director Robert Shrimsley tells us what we can expect next for Prime Minis... by FT News Briefing
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Tuesday, October 23: An unexpected windfall for the UK budget, HSBC’s step back into US lending and what is causing some investors to tread cautiously. Plus, how many mobile apps are sending your personal data to other companies. by FT News Briefing
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Thursday, November 1: Global stocks rebound after their worst month since 2012, a possible Brexit deal on the way and why London is banning polluting cars on one of its streets. Plus, the trouble at General Electric - and the company's plans to turn things around.... by FT News Briefing
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Israel debates retaliation against Iran: Fears of regional war grow after Iran strike. by FT News Briefing
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Prime money markets funds are in trouble: The SEC takes aim at institutional prime money market funds by FT News Briefing
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