FTSE 100 today: Index opens flat as U.K. GDP falls; Pound above $1.35; Tesco gains

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FTSE 100 today: Index opens flat as U.K. GDP falls; Pound above $1.35; Tesco gains

Meta ramps up AI efforts by paying $14.3 billion for 49% of Scale and hires its CEO Alexandr Wang for ‘superintelligence’ team

Turkish central bank likely to resume rate cuts in July, UBS says

Target’s foot traffic fell for the fourth month in a row—and it’s ‘going to continue to snowball,’ reputation analytics firm says

Many in-house developers are ready to quit over inadequate tech

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