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FT News Briefing

Airbnb IPO pricing, EU squeezes UK in Brexit talks, Brazil's economy during the pandemic

FT News Briefing

Forhecz Topher

News, News & Politics, Daily News

4.41.3K Ratings

🗓️ 2 December 2020

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

Airbnb disclosed on Tuesday that it could raise as much as $2.5bn in its initial public offering, and Brussels is still holding back on granting Britain a whole collection of Brexit rights and regulatory waivers. Plus, the FT’s Latin America editor, Michael Stott, explains why Jair Bolsonaro’s monthly subsidy to Brazilians is a double-edged sword. 


Airbnb looks to raise up to $2.5bn in IPO

ft.com/content/c5450812-c45d-4833-a99f-22a390e5d3e4


EU keeps UK guessing on post-Brexit rights

ft.com/content/e7c12053-c9d7-42c8-965f-731257cde644?


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0:00.0

Good morning from the Financial Times.

0:01.7

Today is Wednesday, December 2nd.

0:03.8

And this is your FT news briefing.

0:08.4

AirB&B gives potential investors a clearer picture of its IPO plans.

0:12.6

And when it comes to Brexit talks, the EU is keeping the UK on a short leash.

0:17.3

You'll get that pun a little later.

0:18.7

Plus Brazil's president has made himself very popular with monthly subsidies for a third of the population

0:25.2

but is this move economically sustainable we'll take a look I'm Mark Filipino and here's

0:31.8

the news you need to start your day.

0:34.0

There was quite a bit of tech news on Tuesday.

0:40.0

Salesforce and Slack shook hands on a deal. There was quite a bit of tech news on Tuesday.

0:43.0

Salesforce and Slack shook hands on a deal.

0:45.4

The Cloud Software Company bought the messaging app for nearly $28 billion.

0:50.6

The cash in stock deal is the largest in the cloud software industry.

0:54.0

It even beat Microsoft's takeover of LinkedIn four years ago.

0:58.0

And then there was an update on Airbnb's IPO.

1:01.0

The company could raise as much as 2.5 billion dollars in its initial

1:05.2

public offering. The price of a share could be between 44 and 50 dollars each and will

1:10.0

likely see Airbnb on the stock market before Christmas. Here to give us a little more context is the

1:15.5

F.T's venture capital correspondent Miles Krupa. Miles, how did the pandemic affect

1:20.8

Airbnb's fundraising goals.

1:23.0

AirB&B is going a bit traditional actually by raising money in an IPO.

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