Jan 22 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in the
Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does
not vouch for their accuracy.
    
    Headlines
    - Airbus to raise production more slowly as pandemic bites https://on.ft.com/3o5ZJe6
    - Intel says hacker obtained financially sensitive
information https://on.ft.com/3937FIK
    - JPMorgan Chase holds Jamie Dimon's annual pay steady at
$31.5 mln https://on.ft.com/39UUWag
    - Nissan greets Brexit deal as chance to expand range at
Sunderland https://on.ft.com/3o26ttb
    
    Overview
    - Airbus SE  AIR.PA   is increasing production of its
single-aisle passenger jets more slowly than expected, dampening
hopes of an early recovery for an industry devastated by the
collapse in air travel.
    - U.S. chipmaker Intel Corp  INTC.O  said it was the victim
of a hacker who stole financially sensitive information from its
website on Thursday, prompting the company to release its
earnings statement ahead of schedule. 
    - JPMorgan Chase & Co  JPM.N  Chief Executive Officer Jamie
Dimon will not get a raise in his annual pay and will receive
$31.5 million for his work in 2020, the bank said on Thursday.
    - Nissan  7201.T  Chief Operating Officer Ashwani Gupta said
the Brexit deal had created a "positive environment" that puts
the Japanese carmaker at an advantage over rivals than import
models to the UK.
    
    

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