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  1. The director-general of the WTO called on G20 nations to ease trade tensions. He said the report’s findings 'should be of serious concern for the whole international community'

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  2. The '321 de minimis' rule allows goods worth less than $800 to be shipped to the US without being subject to tariffs – but there are risks

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  4. Nicolás Maduro is still hanging on to power in Venezuela. What might the US try next to dislodge him?

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    India hopes to benefit from the US-China trade war. But the big winner is Vietnam, whose exports to the US have surged by 40 percent in the first four months of 2019 vs 2018.

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  6. In Monday's FirstFT: The US is preparing to launch fresh sanctions against Iran, Caesars Entertainment agrees to be bought and should you cry at work?

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  7. Texas Monthly has brought in Goldman Sachs to explore a sale of the business. Three years ago it was bought for about $25m

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    The Iran policy has the strategic coherence of a Jackson Pollock painting,” said Karim Sadjadpour, Iran expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, via ⁦⁩ ⁦⁦

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  9. Michael Skapinker: If you’re ever in Rotterdam, try to escape work for a bit. You will forget the emails you neglected. You won’t forget Rotterdam

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  10. The company behind the £1.3bn energy scheme said potential backers include a Middle East sovereign wealth fund, a utility company and London-based pension funds

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  11. Andrew Hill examines whether you should cry at work, and how managers’ responsibilities have changed in increasingly emotive workplaces

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  12. Dash for trash: How a European funds rule can hurt investors

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  13. Bitcoin breaks $11,000 for first time since 2018

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  14. Turkey’s lira rises as opposition wins Istanbul mayoral election

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  15. Boris Johnson said the UK could preserve its tariff agreements with Europe after a temporary ‘standstill’. Attorney-general Geoffrey Cox isn’t convinced

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  16. Britain’s competition watchdog has concluded that economist Adam Smith’s ‘invisible hand’ actually needs a helping hand to limit pricing in consumer-facing industries

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  17. Flawed, derided, feared: Facebook’s proposal new virtual currency has already provoked a backlash. But could Big Tech’s attack on the finance industry be ‘long overdue’?

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  18. The UK’s plan to shut Huawei out of ‘core’ parts of its 5G networks makes little technical sense, experts say

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  19. London’s H2O fund sells assets, five more arrests linked to Patisserie Valerie and Oaktree Capital founder has a Brexit warning for the UK. Your business round-up from Opening Quote:

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  20. Italy’s rising debt burden — the second-highest in the eurozone — is already in breach of EU budget rules. But the European Commission is holding off on penalties

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