Tie-up subject to votes by partners in both countries as consultancy seeks to boost growth and move past scandals

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Former US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia did not write the court’s “Chevron doctrine” ruling as wrongly stated in an article in some editions on December 5

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From Olivier Davanne, Risk Premium Invest, Paris, France

From Charles Bishop, Managing Director, Capital Value Brokers, London W8, UK

Boris Johnson says his government ‘may have made mistakes’ in response to pandemic

From Leslie Lipschitz, Boston, Massachusetts, US

To many, the legal pursuit of an avicidal driver will look like a sign of gross fiscal indiscipline

Immigration lawyers say proposed law changes will narrow but not eliminate legal options for asylum seekers

Also in today’s newsletter, Biden says Republican refusal to fund Ukraine is a ‘gift’ to Putin and Google’s generative AI breakthrough

Private equity firm rebuts short seller’s warning about ‘a lot of rot in its book’

Former president will attend fundraiser while Republican rivals vie for primetime attention

Republicans sympathise with Wall Street executives’ concerns while some Democrats downplay effect on lending

The Financial Times’ award-winning podcast series Hot Money is back.

Secretary-general warns of the implications of Israel-Hamas conflict for peace and security in region

Chip designer touts its MI300X as ‘the most advanced AI accelerator’ in a market it predicts will reach $400bn by 2027

Consolidation may force greater discipline, reining in excess investment and operating overheads