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Novo Nordisk threatens to expand in US in row over EU rules

Novo Nordisk's CEO doesn't like proposed new EU rules that would cut the period for which drugmakers enjoy exclusivity for their products from 10 years to eight years.

Fortune

Sunak refuses to criticise Braverman over homelessness comments

The Prime Minister was speaking after a senior Cabinet minister distanced herself from Suella Braverman’s remarks.

The Independent UK

What is 12ft Ladder?: popular paywall-bypassing site is back online after being taken down

One of the most popular paywall-bypassing websites is back online after a brief hiatus

Evening Standard

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‘Designed to distress and deter’: the impact of Slapp lawsuits on journalists and free speech

Individuals and campaigners tell of damage done by powerful people using the courts to try to shut down investigative reporting

The Guardian - UK

China Chipmaker YMTC Spent $7 Billion to Overcome U.S. Sanctions

YMTC taps Chinese equipment makers to produce wafer fab equipment it needs.

Tom’s Hardware

Odey Asset Management to shut after sexual misconduct allegations against founder

Financial institutions have cut ties with hedge fund set up by Brexiter and Conservative party donor

The Guardian - UK

Russia has tightened capital controls to help prop up rouble, report says

Western companies that sell their Russian assets restricted from taking proceeds in dollars and euros

The Guardian - UK

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Cathie Wood calls Europe 'most complicated region in the world' for ETFs

Wood told the FT Europe would be a "tough nut to crack," with ETFs much less popular in the region than in the US.

Fortune

How common is plagiarism in the publishing industry?

The shadow chancellor’s new book has come under scrutiny for lifting passages of text from other sources without acknowledgment. Academic writers explore how this can happen

The Guardian - UK

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves admits ‘mistakes’ amid plagiarism row over new book

The shadow chancellor said the errors will be ‘rectified’ in future reprints

Evening Standard

Shadow chancellor admits ‘inadvertent mistakes’ in book amid plagiarism claims

The shadow chancellor said the errors will be ‘rectified’ in future reprints.

The Independent UK

Rachel Reeves admits mistakes after being accused of plagiarism in new book

Shadow chancellor says she holds her ‘hands up’ FT analysis finds book on female economists has passages that appear to be copied

The Guardian - UK

Scottish artist's painting to provide backdrop for museum after major refurbishment

THE Golden City was first commissioned by Glasgow Airport in the late 1990s to provide an uplifting image of Glasgow to those embarking on…

The National (Scotland)

3 Reasons I Like Brookfield’s Unusually Active Put Option

With hours left in a tough week for the markets and stocks, Brookfield Corp’s unusually active put option intrigues me. Here’s why I like it.

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Title: 3 Reasons I Like Brookfield’s Unusually Active Put Option

With hours left in a tough week for the markets and stocks, Brookfield Corp’s unusually active put option intrigues me. Here’s why I like it.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Bluesky is refreshing after Twitter’s disinformation hell, but I do miss the drama

I had never been a member of an underground movement before. I’d seen films, of course, which made getting involved look both risky and somewhat tedious. But the funny thing about desperate measures is that, by the time you take them, they often seem like the only reasonable course of…

The Hindu

Explained | The allegations on Adani coal imports

Adani Group accused of importing coal at inflated prices; denies allegations. FT report based on 30 shipments of coal from Indonesia to India over 32 months. Prices declared to custom officers in India far higher than corresponding export declarations. Three middlemen supplied coal to Adani at substantial premium to market…

The Independent UK

Former Boris Johnson adviser jumps ship to help boost Labour’s business plans

Iain Anderson quit the Tories after 39 years of membership and switched to Labour, claiming the Conservative Party was ‘not the party it used to be’

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Newslaundry

FT exposé on Adani Group ‘inflating fuel costs’: Not quite front-page news in India

On October 9, the Adani Group warned of an upcoming exposé on its operations by Financial Times – a “renewed attempt” to “rehash old and baseless allegations to tarnish the name and standing of the Adani Group”.

The Guardian - UK

JP Morgan CEO warns world may be facing most dangerous time in decades – business live

Jamie Dimon says war in Ukraine compounded by last week’s attacks on Israel may have far-reaching impacts on energy and food markets, global trade, and geopolitical relationships

Newslaundry

New exposé around the corner? Adani Group slams Financial Times for ‘next attack’

Perhaps preempting a new story on its operations, the Adani Group issued a statement yesterday lamenting a “renewed attempt” by the Financial Times “to rehash old and baseless allegations to tarnish the name and standing of the Adani Group”.

Fortune

Alibaba’s Belgian hub is being monitored over ‘espionage’ concerns, report says

A representative for Alibaba told Fortune it strongly denied the claims "based on prior conjecture."

The Guardian - UK

WTO slashes world trade forecast as manufacturing slowdown bites – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as WTO warns that global economic fragmentation is hurting trade growth

Zenger

IMF Head Backs Reforms To Increase China’s Voting Power

IMF's Georgieva supports giving China more voting power amid global economic changes.

The Independent UK

Iranian officials mulling over use of AI to issue fatwas

‘Robots can’t replace senior clerics, but they can be a trusted assistant that can help them issue a fatwa faster’

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