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Financial Times - Sept 27

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Headings

Keir Starmer to fulfill Donald Trump in New York City

Thames Water credit score slashed as utility races to prevent nationalisation

Anglo manager states possible suitors need to pay 'right number' for group

UK accounting watchdog tells audit companies to report methods from personal equity

Chevron will leave John Hess off its board to win merger approval

Overview

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated he will meet Donald Trump, but not U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, during his journey to the United States.

Thames Water's credit ranking has actually been slashed to the most affordable reaches of scrap, as the company races to re-finance 530 million pounds ($ 709.67 million) of debt in the next 11 days to prevent collapsing into government-backed administration.

The chief executive of Anglo American has called on prospective suitors for the mining giant to pay the ideal number as he protected his technique to sell 4 huge parts of the organization in the wake of BHP's failed takeover attempt.

The UK accounting regulator has purchased audit employers to tell the watchdog about any plans to sell stakes in their organizations to personal equity as the market gets ready for a potential wave of investment.

Chevron will consent to omit the chief executive of Hess from its board if needed by U.S. regulators in order to get the merger of the two business authorized.

(source: Reuters)