PRESS DIGEST- Financial Times - February 2

Headlines - UK ⁠to reconsider joining EU defence fund - Capgemini to sell unit linked to US immigration tracking - Danish pension funds ​under pressure to invest in domestic markets - SpaceX stops ‍Russia's 'unauthorised' use of Starlink, Elon Musk says Overview - British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he will reconsider joining an EU rearmament scheme. - Capgemini will ⁠sell ‌its U.S.

The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters ‌has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. Headlines - UK ⁠to reconsider joining EU defence fund

- Capgemini to sell unit linked to US immigration tracking - Danish pension funds ​under pressure to invest in domestic markets

- SpaceX stops ‍Russia's 'unauthorised' use of Starlink, Elon Musk says Overview - British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he will reconsider joining an EU rearmament scheme.

- Capgemini will ⁠sell ‌its U.S. ⁠subsidiary Capgemini Government Solutions, after coming under pressure to explain a contract the ‍latter signed with U.S immigration enforcement agency ICE. - Billionaire Elon ​Musk said that SpaceX had successfully thwarted the "unauthorised use" ⁠by Russia's military of his company's Starlink satellite system to attack Ukraine.

- ⁠The Danish government is putting pressure on the country's 5.5 trillion Danish crown ($873.79 billion) pensions industry to invest ⁠more in the domestic economy, as some retirement funds reassess ⁠their exposure ‌to the U.S. on concerns about its fiscal position and tensions over the future ⁠of Greenland. ($1 = 6.2944 Danish crowns) (Compiled by ‍Bengaluru newsroom)

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