1. Musk takes Tesla share sales to over US$10bn - Does the EV mogul know something we don't
Musk, the richest person in the world, last month tweeted that he would sell 10% of his shares in Tesla if his Twitter followers approved.
2. Omicron proving a tough opponent already
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) omicron variant has a "substantial" ability to evade immunity from the previous infection, a new study found.
3. BT gets Credit Suisse upgrade
The Swiss bank values the stock at a 19% premium to the current share price. However, it isn't expecting fireworks with the Altice bid moratorium is lifted next week.
4. Why oil prices are set to stay strong
The oil and gas sector is set for another good year in 2002, according to Deutsche Bank, which raised its Brent oil price assumption for next year by 18% to US$75 per barrel.
5. FTSE 100 slips with Wall Street after weak US payrolls
At the close on Friday, the UK blue-chip index was 6.89 points, or 0.1% lower at 7,122.32, above the session low of 7,109.72, but well below the day's peak of 7,196.05
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