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May 19 (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
– JPMorgan elevates potential successors to Jamie Dimon on.ft.com/3eVvPYC
– Nvidia tries to stop its chips being used for crypto mining on.ft.com/3uZmdlf
– Google launches AI health tool for skin conditions on.ft.com/2QyT2qa
– Chris Hohn tells Canadian National to drop $34 billion Kansas City Southern bid on.ft.com/33VMWmU
Overview
– JPMorgan Chase has elevated two potential successors to Chief Executive Jamie Dimon in a reshuffle of its top ranks in which co-chief operating officer Gordon Smith will step down from his roles at the end of the year.
– The battle for high-powered silicon between the video-gaming and cryptocurrency worlds spilled into the open on Tuesday, as chipmaker Nvidia intervened to prevent its most popular graphics cards being used for crypto mining.
– Google is taking one of the most significant steps yet by a big tech company into healthcare, launching an AI-powered tool that will assist consumers in self-diagnosing hundreds of skin conditions.
– UK hedge fund manager Chris Hohn has demanded that Canadian National abandon its current $34 billion pursuit of U.S. railway rival Kansas City Southern. (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
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