Morning note: economia e finanza dai giornali esteri

FINANCIAL TIMES Israel races to supply anti-missile shield.

Swiss regulator tells UBS to overhaul resolution plans.

US election bets surge after court lifts ban.

Google orders small modular nuclear reactors for its data centres.

Insurers embrace climate change investments as catastrophe costs mount.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Harris fights to counter Trump's appeal with Black male voters.

Israel assures US it will not strike Iran's oil and nuclear facilities, officials say.

Google backs new nuclear plants to power AI.

Nobel for economics awarded to authors of 'Why Nations Fail' and an ex-IMF figure.

Behind Xi Jinping's pivot on broad China stimulus.

LES ECHOS Clear slowdown in inflation in September.

Consulting firms prepare for a wave of company failures.

Amid crisis, Atos gets a new chief.

IL SOLE 24 ORE Italian budget: confirmed income tax cuts, banks to contribute 3-4 billion euros in two years.

Stellantis CEO Tavares: we don't want to get rid of any brands.

In Milan, a pact between the three main mafias in the name of business.

CINCO DIAS Jose Elias and his partner will have the same weight as the Amodio family on OHLA's board.

Alchemy, Deoleo's largest shareholder: 'We have no plans to sell in the next two years'.

Government to eliminate customer loyalty commitments in electricity contracts.

HANDELSBLATT Goldman Sachs places 256 million euros in Deutsche Bank shares.

Too many combustion engines and too expensive - German auto makers fall behind in key markets.

Google wants to purchase nuclear power for data centers.

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