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Five years out of college, Samuel Samson has driven the Trump administration’s push to upend America’s postwar relationship with Europe.
By Michael D. ShearCatherine PorterJane Bradley and Christopher F. Schuetze
The New York Times, Apr. 17, 2026
Something has gone badly wrong in communication between Downing Street and government departments
By Stephen Bush
Financial Times, Apr. 17, 2026
The EU is planning its biggest relaxation of corporate merger rules in decades
By FT Due Diligence
Financial Times, Apr. 17, 2026
Lower sales in North America were offset by growth in most other regions
By Dominic Chopping
The Wall Street Journal, Apr. 17, 2026
Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s office confirmed that Peter Mandelson, the former envoy to the United States, had been appointed despite failing to pass security vetting checks.
By Michael D. Shear
The New York Times, Apr. 17, 2026
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Being a net exporter means that energy shocks no longer constrain US foreign policy in the ways they once did
By Jason Bordoff
Financial Times, Apr. 17, 2026
Conservatives refuse to accept prime minister’s move to shift blame by sacking top Foreign Office official
By George Parker and Jim Pickard
Financial Times, Apr. 17, 2026
Chief Executive Martin Sion says the company is acting immediately to stabilize performance
By Nina Kienle
The Wall Street Journal, Apr. 17, 2026
The TV and video retailer’s prepackaged bankruptcy was filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas
By Katherine Hamilton
The Wall Street Journal, Apr. 17, 2026
Deal would be a key test of antitrust regulators’ views on in-market consolidation
By Leila Abboud in Paris
Financial Times, Apr. 17, 2026
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Alstom cites slow progress on some projects and scraps free cash flow target
By Sarah White
Financial Times, Apr. 17, 2026
Middle East conflict weighs on Ambani’s petrochemicals-dependent empire
By Chris Kay in Mumbai
Financial Times, Apr. 17, 2026
The consortium has been granted an exclusivity period until May 15
By Najat Kantouar and Elena Vardon
The Wall Street Journal, Apr. 17, 2026
The severe disruption of oil supplies from the Middle East as a result of the war has prompted South Korea and the Philippines to make deals with Russia and Iran.
By Sui-Lee WeeJavier C. HernándezChoe Sang-Hun and Alex Travelli
The New York Times, Apr. 17, 2026
Eagle Point Credit Management to capitalise on high prices and demand of football fans to attend the tournament
By Michelle Chan in New York
Financial Times, Apr. 17, 2026
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