Morning note: economia e finanza dai giornali esteri

FINANCIAL TIMES Start-up failures up by 60% as founders face hangover from boom years.

UK to hold offenders in police cells amid justice system 'crisis'.

7-Eleven owner gets Japan's biggest ever foreign takeover approach.

Western airlines slash flights to China.

Democrats on defensive after Harris's economic plans poorly received.

Blinken visits Israel as US intensifies push for a Gaza ceasefire.

Ukraine blows up bridges to consolidate its positions in Russia.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL As senator, Harris made witnesses uncomfortable. Can she do the same to Trump? Trump and Harris duke it out on social media.

Sam Altman's Worldcoin is battling with governments over your eyes.

A Russian mother's pleas to find a captured conscript are met with silence.

LES ECHOS European manufacturers battle back against Chinese factory overcapacity.

Left divided over call for Macron's impeachment.

Germany to reduce military aid to Ukraine in 2025.

In China, the world's largest pigsty is hidden in a skyscraper.

IL SOLE 24 ORE Gold still at record levels in the 2,500 usd area.

Musk donates Cybertruck with machine gun to Chechen leader Kadyrov: will be used against Ukraine.

Nokia: chosen by Tim Brasil for 5G network expansion in 15 South American country states.

CINCO DIAS Bearish traders raise their bets against Telefonica, Acerinox, Grifols, Sabadell, Vidrala and Bankinter in the midst of correction.

Telecom companies move from heavy investment in fiber to cost-saving alliances.

Excess production lowers grain prices.

New wine season marked by falling demand.

HANDELSBLATT The German healthcare boom ends and the number of temporary workers falls.

New impetus for fragile stock markets.

Chinese ship collision causes new trouble with the Philippines.

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