Sept 16 (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

- Amazon ( AMZN ) to launch augmented reality football coverage

- Britain fintech SumUp explores listing at up to $15

billion valuation

- China says Nvidia ( NVDA ) violated antitrust law when it bought

Mellanox

- The UK and the US pledge to boost financial ties ahead of

Trump state visit

Overview

- Amazon ( AMZN ) will this week debut a new feed for live

football matches featuring augmented reality data graphics and

real-time tactical analysis, the latest attempt by a sports

broadcaster to improve engagement, especially among younger

people.

- Britain card reader company SumUp is exploring a stock

market listing n either London or New York that could value the

business at $10 billion to $15 billion and offer the London

Stock Exchange a rare boost.

- A Chinese regulator has found Nvidia ( NVDA ) violated the

country's antitrust law, in a preliminary finding, as it failed

to fully comply with provisions outlined when it acquired

Mellanox Technologies, an Israeli-US supplier of networking

products.

- U.S. President Donald Trump flies into Britain on Tuesday

evening for a three-day state visit, and U.S. officials said

there would be at least $10 billion of investment deals in the

technology sector, an agreement on nuclear co-operation and an

exploration of "how the deep connections between our leading

financial hubs can be maintained into the future".

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(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)