PRESS DIGEST-Financial Times - April 9

Headlines - Fifa and US promoter Relevent resolve case over international matches - John Lewis appoints Tesco veteran as new chair - TSMC boosts Joe Biden's AI chip ambitions with $11.6 bln US production deal - Beauty group Puig looks to raise 2.5 bln euros in IPO Overview - Fifa and U.S. sports promoter Relevent have reached an agreement to end their legal fight over a ban on big European football leagues and clubs playing official matches in the US.

The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. Headlines - Fifa and US promoter Relevent resolve case over international matches - John Lewis appoints Tesco veteran as new chair - TSMC boosts Joe Biden's AI chip ambitions with $11.6 bln US production deal - Beauty group Puig looks to raise 2.5 bln euros in IPO

Overview - Fifa and U.S. sports promoter Relevent have reached an agreement to end their legal fight over a ban on big European football leagues and clubs playing official matches in the US. - Tesco veteran Jason Tarry will replace Dame Sharon White as chair of John Lewis Partnership, taking over the British retail group as it undergoes a painful turnaround to boost profitability. - Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co has agreed to make its most advanced products in Arizona from 2028, in a boost to White House efforts to bring semiconductor production on to home soil.

- Puig, a family-owned Spanish beauty group, is preparing for an initial public offering in the coming weeks through which it aims to raise more than 2.5 billion euros ($2.72 billion) in the biggest flotation in the sector in years. ($1 = 0.9206 euros) (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)

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