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The US presidential election appeared to be headed towards prolonged uncertainty as critical battlegrounds continued to count mail-in ballots. The FT’s Peter Spiegel reports on the early morning results, and Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson explains what it means for business.
Plus, China has suspended the $37bn listing of Ant Group, which had been set to become the world’s largest IPO. Our Asia capital markets correspondent, Hudson Lockett, explains what happened.
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Trump’s corporate trouble: CEOs keep their distance from the party of business
https://www.ft.com/content/f74f00db-decc-4fb2-8c86-e95dd0b0d42e
China halts $37bn Ant Group IPO, citing ‘major issues’
https://www.ft.com/content/c1ee03d4-f22e-4514-af46-2f8423a6842e
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