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Two things to start: Blackstone shares dropped more than 7 per cent on Thursday after it reported weaker than forecast earnings. Lex writes the second trillion is always the hardest.

And: We reveal what the future holds for Manchester United football club as it looks to welcome in Jim Ratcliffe as a minority investor. Plus, Sequoia’s Mike Moritz writes that the club is a tarnished trophy asset.

Joel Glazer and Jim Ratcliffe
Joel Glazer, left, and Jim Ratcliffe © FT montage/Reuters/AP

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