Donald Trump was still unhappy with the rate cut, calling Jay Powell a 'stiff' at a White House event yesterday afternoon and saying the rate cut should have been 'at least double'. Read more in today’s White House Watch newsletter.
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Faiz Hameed held what is considered Pakistan’s second most powerful military post as director of the Inter-Services Intelligence agency, the country’s top intelligence agency, from 2019 to 2021 https://on.ft.com/4q7ajC0
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The first and biggest mistake that BP and Shell made was to believe they could jump from oil and gas to becoming major players in electricity — but most insiders agree the decisive blow to the green push at both companies ultimately came with leadership change https://on.ft.com/4a51GmC
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Pharma companies need to focus on more durable and ‘quality’ treatments with fewer side effects, according to the chief executive of Zealand Pharma, which this year agreed a $5.3bn obesity partnership with Roche. https://on.ft.com/3Ys8vHD
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Opinion: Despite being described as ‘unbelievably ambitious and a pain’, Nik Storonsky is a positive influence on the UK fintech sector, and bank regulation need not be weakened to please him. https://on.ft.com/4afOHi9
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Good morning, Asia. While you were sleeping, our live blog on the Federal Reserve's rate cuts decision was our most-read article. https://on.ft.com/3KpLwdd
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Breaking news: Oracle shares fell on Wednesday after Larry Ellison's company reported greater than expected capital expenditure for its huge push into data centres and disappointing growth in revenues. https://on.ft.com/3MCtMM9
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BP, Shell and Chevron were among 30 companies that submitted bids totalling $371.8mn for oil and gas drilling rights in the US Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday, the first offshore lease sales held under the Trump administration. The two highest bids of $18.6mn and $15.2mn were submitted by Chevron and Woodside Energy, which are two existing operators in the Gulf, which supplies about 14 per cent of US crude production. BP, which is pivoting back to increasing oil and gas production, was the high bidder on 51 of its 58 bids, worth $61.9mn — which means it is poised to become the most successful bidder in the auction. The auction of leases across an 81mn-acre stretch of the Gulf represented an early test of the oil industry’s appetite to deliver on President Donald Trump’s pledge to “drill, baby, drill” and unleash American energy dominance. free link https://lnkd.in/eTvQEHUD Financial Times bp Shell Chevron
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Breaking news: The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates by a quarter-point to a range of 3.5-3.75%. The US central bank's decision marks the third reduction in a row. Follow live updates here: https://on.ft.com/4oM4d8Y
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New research shows too many managers assume older workers have less potential for future advancement. https://lnkd.in/e9dudRVr
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