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Plus: BHP CEO lands in London for last ditch Anglo meetings; Israel accused of shelling second tent camp in Rafah, killing 21; PM&C produced ‘secret dossier’ with advice to avoid questions.

Plus: PNG estimates more than 2,000 buried in landslide; Guyana President supports Chevron-Hess deal ahead of key vote; China unveils US$47.5b fund to bolster chipmaking.

Plus: Lendlease to announce $4b restructuring; UK PM proposes National Service as first campaign policy; Nine Network’s CEO returns from trip to manage worsening scandal.

Plus: DoJ seeks Live Nation-Ticketmaster split; KKR and Capital Group partner to target mass-affluent investors; Rio Tinto activist pushes to de-list in UK.

Plus: Rishi Sunak calls snap UK election; Three European nations recognise Palestinian state; Citi fined £62m over trading error.

Plus: Chipmakers will disable machines should China invade Taiwan; Trump decides against testifying in hush-money case; AWS pauses Nvidia chip orders until new model is available.

Plus: Anglo shareholder L&G backs management’s break-up plan; Mokhber takes over from President Raisi after helicopter death; Assange wins right to appeal US extradition order in UK.

Plus: China announces probes into US plastics imports; US regulators reconsider new capital requirements rules for banks; France mobilises 600 officers to tackle New Caledonia unrest.

Plus: Dutton pushes immigration and housing in budget response; Dow Jones breaks past 40,000 milestone, Labor says Albanese didn’t know about ‘secret’ Senate document.

Plus: US inflation eases to 3.4%; Slovak leader in critical condition after assignation attempt; Israel’s UN ambassador calls body a ‘terror organisation.’

Plus: China warns US of repercussions for sharp tariff hikes; BHP boss says investors must choose restructuring strategy; Google unveils slew of AI upgrades at I/O Summit.

Plus: Anglo American board turns down revised BHP offer; OpenAI unveils GPT-4o model upgrade; ‘Roaring Kitty’ return prompts 110% GameStop share surge.

Plus: Chalmers claims inflation under control with new Treasury forecasts; David Cameron says halting UK arms to Israel would strengthen Hamas; Amazon and big pharma commit billions to investments in France.

Plus: 80,000 flee Rafah as Israel strikes city; Trump promises oil execs he will reverse Biden’s environmental policies; UK banks pressure government to soften proposed China business rules.

Plus: Uber shares fall on weak Q1 earnings; Biden Administration delays ammunition shipment over Rafah incursion; Softbank in talks to buy Graphcore.

Plus: Israel threatens an escalation in Rafah offensive; The federal budget will focus on housing supply; The US revokes Huawei export licences.

Plus: Treasury estimates suggest lower debt than expected; Microsoft builds its own cutting edge AI model; Trump is hit with another gag order fine.

Plus: Israel shuts down local Al Jazeera operations; President Xi Jinping begins his tour of Europe; Bonza owner 777 Partners sued for alleged fraud.

Plus: Sony Pictures makes a bid for Paramount; Huawei secretly backs a US research competition; Russian energy giant Gazprom suffers major loss.

Plus: US imposes sanctions on Russian and Chinese companies; Bonza's administrator says refunds aren't currently possible; Investors expect Apple revenue decline.

Plus: Jim Chalmers defends government's high tech investment; Trump is fined for contempt of court; US reclassifies marijuana as a less dangerous drug.

Plus: Japan intervenes in the troubled yen; China signals approval of Tesla's self-driving features; Israel considers a hostage deal proposal.

Plus: The Fed debates whether to cut rates at all in 2024; BHP considers sweetening its Anglo bid; Egypt makes a Gaza truce proposal.

Plus: Anglo American shares rise above BHP's price; Woodside set to keep investing in fossil fuels; TikTok tightens its control on US operations.

Plus: Spotify shares surge on a profitable quarter; AFP boss Reece Kershaw criticises social media giants; US traders increase bets on a future rate rise.

Plus: Australia's eSafety Commissioner wins injunction against Elon Musk's X; Tesla shareholders get restless about incoming earnings; TikTok prepares for court battles if US passes ban.

Plus: Another TikTok ban also passes the US House; Treasurer Jim Chalmers signals a weaker growth outlook; Tesla cuts prices in the US, China and Europe amid weak demand.

Plus: Iranian oil exports climb as US and UK impose new sanctions; AI chip demand drives TSMC Q1 profit; Mexico bows to US pressure and distances Chinese EV makers.

Plus: Tesla to vote on Texas move for US$56b Musk pay package; UK inflation stronger than expected; Erdoğan ups anti-Israel rhetoric ahead of hosting Hamas leader.

Plus: IMF confirms soft landing, warns on weak global growth; US bank earnings show dealmaking comeback; International Paper acquires UK rival for a £7.8b.

Plus: Western leaders warn Israel against retaliation; Tesla to sack 14,000 workers in layoffs; Lockheed Martin secures US$17.7b missile contract.

Plus: Attacker kills six in Bondi Westfield stabbing; CVC IPO could launch as early as today; US Steel shareholders overwhelmingly approve Nippon merger.

Plus: Vietnamese tycoon given death penalty for US$12.5b fraud; Biden’s antitrust enforcement turns to private equity; Lufthansa halts Tehran flights over Middle East tension.

Plus: US rate cut hopes pushed to November after high March inflation; KPMG slapped with US$25m fine for exam cheating; Biden stops short of vetoing US$14b Nippon-US Steel merger.

Plus: Dubber sacks CEO over missing $26.6m; FAA investigates new Boeing 787 whistleblower claims; Microsoft invests US$2.9b in cloud and AI in Japan.

Plus: Woolworths and leading grocery retailers launch $190m VC fund; Shell weighs relocating its UK listing to NY; AUKUS confirms discussions to collaborate with Japan.

Plus: Netanyahu withdraws troops from Khan Younis; Chinese central bank unveils $107b relending fund; Regulator investigates ExxonMobil over leaking Bass Strait pipeline.

Plus: Ripple Labs launches USD-pegged stablecoin; EU authorities arrest 22 fraudsters over Covid recovery funding; Chinese banks could become new Thames Water shareholders.

Plus: Tesla searches for EV factory sites in India; Amazon cloud division cuts hundreds of jobs; Disney triumphs in long-running activist campaign from Nelson Peltz.