FT News Briefing
Web founder Tim Berners-Lee auctions off original source code
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The Tokyo Olympic Games will need a public bailout of about $800m if spectators are banned, and the end of the interminable EU and US struggle over aircraft subsidies marks a major truce in what seemed an intractable trade conflict. Plus, the FT’s global technology correspondent, Tim Bradshaw, spoke to world wide web founder Tim Berners-Lee about his decision to auction off the original source code as digital art.
Tokyo Olympics will need bailout if games go ahead without spectators
https://www.ft.com/3cd58c64-039e-4147-a744-af676de1691d?
Airbus/Boeing deal explained: what is in it and what happens next
https://www.ft.com/content/1e04dfe1-9651-4b9e-90d9-fdbd82b45253
Web inventor Berners-Lee to auction original code as NFT
https://www.ft.com/content/a77ad1bf-fae0-478b-aa05-a07790314ebc?
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