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FirstFT: AI debt fears spark default insurance trading surge

Also in today’s newsletter: UK weighs EU options and luxury retailers looted

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate20 oct. 2026
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Japan
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Japan ‘months’ from running out of critical rare earth as China squeezes supply

Tokyo asks US to help convince Beijing to ease chokehold on yttrium and avert manufacturing shutdown

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate20 oct. 2026
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The Goldman scions atop Evercore and Perella Weinberg

Peter and John Weinberg are grandsons of the legendary Sidney Weinberg and their respective roles have been in the spotlight

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate20 oct. 2026
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Amazon
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Louis Vuitton and Hermès among luxury retailers looted in French riots

Authorities are working to stop stolen goods being resold online through platforms such as Vinted, Amazon and eBay

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate20 oct. 2026
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Microsoft
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Microsoft gives data centre hopefuls a pre-IPO reality check

The US tech giant calling time on its Nscale deal exposes faultlines running through this fast-growing area of the AI sector

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate20 oct. 2026
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Virgin Media O2 owners push CMA to reconsider £2bn broadband deal

Liberty Global and Telefónica argue that BT’s acquisition of TalkTalk has materially changed competition in the UK market

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate20 oct. 2026
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The battle of the knee replacement robots

Smith & Nephew is trying to fight back against Stryker’s innovation in orthopaedics with a new artificial joint

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate20 oct. 2026
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Volumes
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AI debt worries spark surge in default insurance trading

Volumes of credit default swaps linked to big tech groups soar as investors seek protection against boom unravelling

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate20 oct. 2026
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Google
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Google executive dismisses European fears over US dominance of AI

Legal chief Kent Walker says AI prices dropping at ‘astonishing rate’ and creating opportunities for European businesses

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate20 oct. 2026
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Iran war tilts balance of global oil power towards Americas

Countries from Canada to Argentina have seen surge in investment and production as buyers rush to replace supply lost to Hormuz disruption

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate20 oct. 2026
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Private jet charter costs from Saudi Arabia soar after Houthi attacks

Demand from wealthy travellers leaving kingdom pushes up prices more than 50%, brokers say

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate20 oct. 2026
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AIX sold the Dubai dream to investors. Now it is struggling to repay them

Prospective clients who flocked to the Burj Khalifa were promised double-digit returns but thousands are now facing losses

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate20 oct. 2026
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Marina mania: super-rich compete for superyacht slots

A shortage of places to park the world’s growing fleet of luxury vessels is driving up prices — and turning marinas into a hot new asset class for investors

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéDate20 oct. 2026
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Can Big Tech calm investors' AI jitters?

Credit default swaps are becoming a bellwether hedge for AI sentiment

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate20 oct. 2026
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South Korean data centre builder tumbles 30% on trading debut

Elice shares sink in Seoul, adding to rising concern about AI valuations

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate20 oct. 2026
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China’s villages pay the price for Beijing’s AI ambitions

Residents in remote region of Shaoguan hope country’s AI infrastructure push will deliver boom that has long eluded them

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate20 oct. 2026
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Anthropic
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Anthropic and Nscale in talks for second multibillion-dollar deal

AI start-up looks for more computing power from UK data centre group

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate19 oct. 2026
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OpenAI
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OpenAI employee accused of bugging had links to Saudi royals, prosecutors claim

US judge rules Abdulrahman Alfozan should not be released on bail after US government argued he had ‘considerable support from a foreign government’

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate19 oct. 2026
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Data centres need protection from drone warfare

AI infrastructure designs may now need to incorporate blast-resistant concrete, jamming gear and missile-defence systems

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate19 oct. 2026
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Anthropic
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Submit a question: Could Anthropic’s IPO be a turning point for AI?

Join us for a live Ask an Expert Q&A with Richard Waters, the FT’s tech writer at large, and George Hammond, the FT’s venture capital correspondent, at 8am (PDT)/4pm (BST) on Thursday October 22

AuteurFinancial TimesTypeVérifiéIADate19 oct. 2026