Aug 4 (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
- UK weighs national security concerns over Nvidia's $40bn
move for Arm https://on.ft.com/3xl4s04
- Sweaty Betty sold for $410 million as pandemic propels
'athleisure' further https://on.ft.com/3rT15MB
- Credit Suisse to face 'tuna bonds' trial https://on.ft.com/37pzUzr
- Sanofi to buy partner Translate Bio for 3.2 billion in
mRNA push https://on.ft.com/3il0lN2
Overview
- The future of Nvidia's planned $40 billion takeover of
Arm, the British chip designer, is being considered by Prime
Minister Boris Johnson's government as UK ministers take an
increasingly active interest in such deals.
- Sweaty Betty, the British womenswear company, has been
sold to a U.S. based shoemaker Wolverine World Wide that aims to
take the upmarket brand into footwear.
- Credit Suisse will face a trial over its role in
Mozambique's $2 billion "tuna bonds" scandal, a fresh blow as
the bank struggles to shake off a succession of crises that have
plagued the group in recent years.
- French pharmaceutical group Sanofi SA SASY.PA will
acquire its partner Translate Bio TBIO.O for $3.2 billion, as
it makes a big bet on the future of messenger RNA as a
transformative technology for vaccines and therapeutics.
(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
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