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(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor) - Milano, 10 nov - Newspaper headline roundup FINANCIAL TIMES Senators take first step to end US government shutdown.

Swiss finance shrinks as regulators tighten grip on prized sector.

BBC boss Tim Davie resigns over Trump documentary edit.

Robinhood wants to allow amateur traders to invest in AI start-ups.

Von der Leyen dodged Starmer request for meeting on EU money demands.

Indonesia names former dictator Suharto a 'national hero'.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Senate clears key hurdle toward ending shutdown.

Appeals court won't let Trump administration limit SNAP benefits.

Trump suggests 2,000 usd payouts to Americans as he defends tariffs.

Hamas returns remains of Israeli officer that were held more than a decade.

BBC director general and news chief resign.

Americans see a government that can't solve their problems.

LES ECHOS Social security budget: before the moment of truth on pensions, MPs are further increasing the deficit.

Trump promises a 2,000 usd check to all Americans except 'high-income earners'.

Israeli spyware Pegasus changes hands; a former Trump administration official is appointed to head it.

Duralex raises 20 mln eur in two days.

50,000 customers in five days: Shein's explosive debut at BHV.

IL SOLE 24 ORE The US shutdown nears its conclusion: the Senate approves the first phase of the agreement.

Fincantieri: New order from Norwegian Cruise Line for ultra-luxury ship.

The Italy govt crackdown on high-paying public sector officials: increases for only 12 senior officials.

Over 10,000 fake Labubu plush toys seized in Palermo.

CINCO DIAS Cheap oil underpins stock market resilience against inflationary fears.

Housing construction is accelerating to a 7-year high in Spain, but fewer homes are being completed than ever before.

The Spanish govt lends 14.2 bln eur to the defense industry for rearmament: Navantia, Indra and Airbus obtain 98% of the funds.

Europe declares war on Chinese steel, but it sneaks in through the back door in the form of car parts.

HANDELSBLATT Hannover Re expects 200 mln eur more in profit.

Order backlog in the German chemical industry is at its lowest level in over 30 years.

German municipal utilities and regional suppliers need to invest 346 bln eur more.

New Renault Twingo unveiled - small car comes at a bargain price.

Diageo brings in former Tesco CEO Dave Lewis to head the company.

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