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Wall Street finished on a mixed note on Friday, weighed down by weakness in the technology space, although the Dow Industrials did manage to eke out a fresh record high.
Theresa May’s aides have secretly begun contingency planning for a snap election in November to save the Brexit talks and her job after EU leaders rebuffed the prime minister’s Chequers plan. Two senior members of May’s Downing Street political operation responded to her summit humiliation in Salzburg last week by “wargaming” an autumn vote to win public backing for a new plan. - The Sunday Times.
