The cryptocurrency hit a record high as Donald Trump recorded victories in Nevada and Arizona in the US election https://on.ft.com/3YGm4TQ
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The government in Lisbon is seeking to tackle a combination of high taxes, low wages and high housing costs that are driving many highly educated young adults out of the country. The plan has few precedents in global fiscal policy: https://on.ft.com/3U3vVRT
Breaking news: HSBC chief Georges Elhedery has announced an overhaul that would separate the bank's 'eastern' and 'western' businesses https://on.ft.com/4hf2ear
In an interview with the FT, Paul Knopp became the first head of a Big Four firm to back replacing a fifth year of higher education for accounting students with an 'apprenticeship' https://on.ft.com/4eTnG2Y
The deal lays out how both governments will co-operate on testing and assessing risks from emerging AI, including pooling technical knowledge and talent. https://on.ft.com/4afLoVi
US Federal Reserve officials still expect to cut interest rates by 75 basis points this year: https://on.ft.com/4alvEzx
It will be the largest of five private equity deals so far among the top 25 US accounting firms that are reshaping the sector. https://lnkd.in/ggF4vwsk
The price of gold has smashed record after record this year. Its rise shows something fundamental in the global economy may have shifted. Download FT Edit to read for free. https://on.ft.com/3Yi4Qf8
Breaking news: Goldman Sachs’ profits rose 28% in the first quarter, far ahead of analysts’ estimates.
While great management can make companies much better, large companies that consistently dominate almost always have structural advantages, writes Unhedged’s Robert Armstrong. https://on.ft.com/4a8MyBm
