Morning note: economia e finanza dai giornali esteri

FINANCIAL TIMES Anglo American rejects 'highly unattractive' BHP offer.

UK companies facing 'critical' financial distress up by a fifth.

Alphabet set to surge past 2 trln usd valuation as it announces first dividend.

Ban on non-compete agreements sends shockwave across Wall Street.

China's EV supply chain dominance risks 'collapse' of US subsidies, warns South Korea.

Yen tumbles after BoJ holds near-zero interest rates.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Trump allies draw up plans to blunt Fed's independence.

Supreme Court appears open to some Trump immunity claims.

USC cancels main graduation ceremony as arrests at universities pile up.

Anglo rejects BHP's 39 bln usd bid.

Weinstein's conviction thrown out by New York High Court.

LES ECHOS Automobiles: curtailing ahead for the hundred or so Chinese brands The French are finding it harder and harder to pay their gas and electricity bills.

Clean technologies: Europe, world champion in innovation.

French household morale deteriorated slightly in April.

IL SOLE 24 ORE Italy govt clears sale of Saras.

Italian plumbing wholesaler Clerici targets annual sales of 1 bln eur.

Five European laws are poised to change the future of fashion.

US ESG funds suffer worst outflow ever.

Il Sole 24 Ore exits Consob grey list. The group is 'satisfied'.

CINCO DIAS Masorange abolishes the board of the former MasMovil and accelerates the company's reorganization.

Aedas strengthens its position in Madrid's new southeastern neighborhoods with land purchases.

Glovo owner questions the company's viability due to fines on its freelance model.

CVC soars more than 20% on its stock market debut.

HANDELSBLATT Billionaire Kretinsky invests in Thyssen's steel division with EP Group.

BASF's head Martin Brudermueller leaves - Supervisory board chairman Kurt Bock stays.

T-Mobile leads in customer inflow.

Why the German economy is despairing of Olaf Scholz.

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