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Defence lawyer says former US president ‘will not be put in handcuffs’ in hush money case

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Analysis

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Putin’s new doctrine calls US ‘main source’ of threat to Russian security

Foreign policy update accuses Washington of using Ukraine war to weaken ‘peaceful’ nation

Russian tennis players allowed back to compete at Wimbledon

Markets Briefing. Nasdaq records best quarter since 2020 after volatile start to year

Tech-heavy US index gains 17% in first three months of 2023 as investors shed interest rate worries

Dealmaking at 10-year low in first quarter as bank crisis hits confidence

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Chinese business & finance

The Big Read. China truce with tech — for now

Worried about decelerating growth, Xi Jinping has launched a charm offensive to convince investors the country is open for business

We are living through a trillion-dollar rebalancing

Beneath a veil of silence, a hugely dramatic and powerful episode of financial repression is ongoing

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Where did all the reactionaries go?

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European prime property

Homebuyers chase their European dreams despite economic outlook

High inflation and rising borrowing costs may have put off some, but these buyers are undeterred

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Commodity Futures Trading Commission USA

US regulator plays for high stakes with Binance lawsuit

CFTC chair sets out probably his ‘most significant case’ yet brought against crypto markets

Binance hid extensive links to China for several years

Finland’s PM Sanna Marin faces reckoning at home

Prime minister is lauded abroad but cuts a polarising figure in her own country, jeopardising chances of re-election

Finland cleared to join Nato as Turkish parliament backs accession

Artificial intelligence

Italy temporarily bans ChatGPT over privacy concerns

Data protection authority becomes first regulator in world to open investigation into Microsoft-backed OpenAI’s chatbot

Multiple red flags are not yet slowing the generative AI train

Mis-steps that brought Virgin Orbit crashing back to earth

Branson vehicle teeters after series of flawed decisions and a failed launch lead to painful denouement

Virgin Orbit shares plunge after announcing ‘ceased operations’

EY bosses present united front after dispute over stalled break-up plan

Joint statement claims progress on ‘Project Everest’ after planning for the split was halted this month

Colm Kelleher: Irish banking veteran overseeing Credit Suisse takeover

UBS chair pivotal to biggest banking deal since 2008

Boomerang chief executives provide comfort in times of crisis

Sovereign bonds

Quarter of emerging countries lose effective access to debt markets

Banking turmoil has driven up spreads on sovereign bond yields over US Treasuries to levels that impair ability to raise funds

US Inflation Reduction Act

Biden offers olive branch to allies in electric vehicle subsidy dispute

Long-awaited tax credit guidance expands origins for critical battery minerals but not components

Opinion

Sharing patient data is something to be celebrated, not feared

Easier access to NHS records will save lives — but health executives must make their case to the public

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We need a much more sophisticated debate about AI

Twentieth-century ways of thinking will not help us deal with the huge regulatory challenges the technology poses

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US News

Trump indictment thrusts a divided nation into new chapter of chaos

Partisans spar over whether charges are example of justice or political intimidation

Flood of cash into US money market funds could add to banking strains

Biden calls for tougher rules for large regional banks

Interview. US-China decoupling is hurting innovation, World Bank warns

Fed’s Susan Collins signals she expects one more quarter-point rate increase

Lawyers for Leon Black accuser seek to quit sexual assault case

Illumina chief’s pay nearly doubles ahead of clash with Carl Icahn

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