Press Digest-Financial Times - September 10
JPM•Overview
- JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon met British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and finance minister John Healey on Wednesday amid growing concern that next month's budget could impose a windfall tax on banks.
- The British government expressed confidence in the head of the country's air traffic control system, even as airlines called for an overhaul following a software failure that disrupted flights for a second day.
- Silver Lake is set to merge French software groups Cegid and Silae into a company valued at more than €10 billion ($11.63 billion) with annual revenue of about €1.6 billion.
- Belron is weighing a potential stock market listing as its shareholders explore options for minority stakes in the vehicle glass repair group, potentially paving the way for one of Europe's largest IPOs in years.
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Headlines
- JPMorgan chief Jamie Dimon meets Andy Burnham amid Budget windfall tax fears
- Number 10 backs UK air traffic control boss as airlines hit out at disruption
- Silver Lake to merge French software groups Cegid and Silae in €10 billion deal
- Windscreen giant Belron explores mega-IPO
