Morning note: economia e finanza dai giornali esteri

FINANCIAL TIMES Google considers charging for AI-powered search in big change to business model.

Ladbrokes owner Entain replaces chair as search goes on for new chief executive.

Swiss regulator seeks to block investors from accessing Credit Suisse AT1 files.

Private equity stakes unloaded at a discount as investors seek exits.

China's quant funds count the cost of regulatory clampdown.

Iran grapples with response to deadly consulate strike.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL How Disney's Bob Iger Vanquished Wall Street Agitator Nelson Peltz.

Powell Still Sees Room for Fed to Cut Rates This Year.

Apple Isn't Making an EV, but Chinese Phone Makers Are Showing They Can.

Paramount Enters Exclusive Merger Talks With Skydance, Spurning $26 Billion Offer From Apollo.

LES ECHOS French Tech: Pigment, the financial planning software, becomes a unicorn.

Forests: the planet will have lost the equivalent of 10 football pitches per minute by 2023.

Gold hits a new record high of 2,300 usd an ounce.

IL SOLE 24 ORE Kering buys the Via Montenapoleone 8 building from Blackstone for 1.3 bln eur.

Adriatic LNG: Snam increases participation to 30%.

Privatisation of Italian post office, parliamentary committees give favourable opinion.

The Nice Kitchen is in 21 Invest's sights.

CINCO DIAS Who buys residential buildings for rent? 80% of the investment is foreign capital.

House prices slow down at the start of the year, with growth of 2%.

Melia, Pinero, Barcelo and Riu lead Spanish hotel invasion abroad.

HANDELSBLATT Travel group FTI is apparently on the verge of being sold.

Unfair subsidies? EU investigates two Chinese solar companies.

The protectionist rivalry between China and the USA.

ARM, Intel, Infineon - These are the winners and losers in the chip dispute between the superpowers.

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