PRESS DIGEST — Financial Times — September 24
Sept 24 (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 - HSBC moves board meeting from Dubai to London amid safety concerns - Arnault family moves to consolidate control of LVMH - Treasury open to smaller fiscal headroom to reduce UK tax hikes - Bentley's first electric car set to be half the price of Ferrari's Luce Overview - HSBC moved a board meeting scheduled to take place in Dubai this month to London amid concerns over safety as the war in Iran continues to disrupt executive travel to the region. - The family of French billionaire Bernard Arnault unveiled a plan to simplify the shareholding structure of the luxury group LVMH through Christian Dior, which also belongs to the family. - British finance minister John Healey may accept a smaller fiscal buffer to reduce tax rises in next month's budget as investors signaled the gilt market would not be spooked by a more modest headroom target. - Bentley has unveiled its first electric car at a price expected to be less than half the amount of Ferrari's rival offering, as the UK luxury carmaker bets on the new SUV to attrac
Sept 24 (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 - HSBC moves board meeting from Dubai to London amid safety concerns - Arnault family moves to consolidate control of LVMH - Treasury open to smaller fiscal headroom to reduce UK tax hikes - Bentley's first electric car set to be half the price of Ferrari's Luce Overview - HSBC moved a board meeting scheduled to take place in Dubai this month to London amid concerns over safety as the war in Iran continues to disrupt executive travel to the region.
- The family of French billionaire Bernard Arnault unveiled a plan to simplify the shareholding structure of the luxury group LVMH through Christian Dior, which also belongs to the family. - British finance minister John Healey may accept a smaller fiscal buffer to reduce tax rises in next month's budget as investors signaled the gilt market would not be spooked by a more modest headroom target. - Bentley has unveiled its first electric car at a price expected to be less than half the amount of Ferrari's rival offering, as the UK luxury carmaker bets on the new SUV to attract younger and first-time customers. com)