Oct 31 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Headlines
EQT weighs bid for 10 billion euros German car marketplace Mobile.de
Delaware attorney-general warns of legal action if OpenAI fails to act in public interest
Aquarian Holdings nears $4 billion deal to take US insurer Brighthouse private
Top Cinven executives at risk of UK boardroom ban after drug price gouging
Overview
EQT EQTAB.ST is exploring a takeover of 10 billion euros ($11.66 billion) German car marketplace Mobile.de, raising the prospect that the private equity-backed business will be sold rather than publicly listed.
One of the top US officials overseeing OpenAI’s restructuring has warned she will take legal action against the ChatGPT maker if it fails to stick to public interest pledges Sam Altman agreed in negotiations to unlock the deal.
Mubadala-backed Aquarian Holdings is in advanced talks to take US life insurer Brighthouse Financial BHF.O private in a $4 billion transaction that could be announced as soon as this weekend
British regulators are weighing asking a court to ban one of Cinven’s co-heads from running companies after the private equity group was fined 52 million pounds ($69.79 million) over price gouging by a drug company it owned.
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