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PRESS DIGEST-British Business - May 10

May 10 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

The Times

- American AI infrastructure group CoreWeave will invest an initial 1 billion pounds ($1.25 billion) in the UK, and set up a London office which will serve as its European headquarters.

- Blackstone looked set to clinch its $1.57 billion deal for Hipgnosis Songs Fund after Apollo-backed Concord said on Thursday it would stick with its lower bid of $1.51 billion for the company.

The Guardian

- Jeff Zucker, head of RedBird IMI, which last week announced plans to drop its bid for the Telegraph, said he should have taken a different approach to the deal and immediately snapped up the Spectator magazine.

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- British foreign minister David Cameron has said the UK will not be withholding arms sales to Israel.

The Telegraph

- HSBC Holdings is among several Asian-focused financial services groups reportedly pushing ministers to keep China outside of the strictest risk category of a new national security regime, in a bid to soften new national security rules seeking to crack down on China’s influence in the UK.

- Claire Coutinho, UK's Energy Secretary, has shelved plans for a pilot “hydrogen town” after a wave of protests against earlier trials.

Sky News

- British trade union Community secured backing for action and said more than 85% of its 3,000 members across all Tata Steel UK production sites have voted for strike action against the company's job cut plans.

- Fruugo, a former IPO candidate considered a prime candidate to float on the London stock market, has hired bankers to pursue a sale and is working with DC Advisory on options for its future.

The Independent

- Bank of England held UK's interest rates at 5.25% despite hopes of a cut, with Bank of England Andrew Bailey saying there needed to be more evidence inflation will stay low before interest rates can be cut. ($1 = 0.7992 pounds) (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)