Financial Times

Kemi Badenoch, the International Trade Secretary, said US President Joe Biden’s green subsidies are protectionist – that’s on the front page of the Financial Times.

The Financial Times reports that big tech companies are looking to vacate their leased office spaces in London amid a cooling economy.

According to the Financial Times, health chiefs have warned that they cannot guarantee patient safety during ambulance workers’ strike action.

Financial Times reports that Steve Barclay will hold crisis talks over emergency strike cover for nurses.

The Financial Times reports that COVID-19 is spreading rapidly through Chinese cities, causing disruptions and shortages.

In order to boost profitability, Goldman Sachs plans to sack almost 4,000 employees in January.

According to the Financial Times, the Federal Reserve will continue to squeeze the US economy by raising interest rates by half a point.

US prosecutors have charged Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of collapsed crypto exchange FTX, with a number of financial crimes and campaign finance violations.

FT reports that Microsoft has agreed to buy a 4% stake in London Stock Exchange Group for $1.5 billion (£1.22 billion).