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October 19, 2023

How is the US economy managing to power ahead of Europe?

Financial Times columnists Valentina Romey in London and Colby Smith in Washington: The US economy is now outpacing Europe’s, and economists predict the transatlantic gap will continue to widen in the coming

Business

The Corporate Retreat From Hong Kong Is Accelerating

The Wall Street Journal: A few years ago, international companies began leaving Hong Kong, concerned about the city’s increasingly close ties to mainland China. But now it’s turning into a widespread flight, involving banks, investment and technology companies. The number

October 24, 2023

How to finance a faster shift to a better world

Opinion

The Financial Times economic columnist Martin Wolf: Multilateral development banks are a valuable tool, but they need a radical overhaul, and we must learn

The nuclear row driving a wedge between France and Germany

Business·Europe·Politics

The Financial Times: France and Germany are deeply divided over the role of nuclear power in their respective energy strategies, complicating European Union efforts

Tesla vs. Toyota Is the New Hot Battle in Cars

November 26, 2023

Business

The Wall Street Journal: The competition between Tesla and Toyota in the automobile industry is intensifying, with Tesla’s focus on all-electric vehicles (EVs) and Toyota’s renewed commitment to hybrid technology. Elon Musk,

Chelsea FC face new questions over how Roman Abramovich funded success

November 15, 2023

Business

The Guardian: Chelsea Football Club is facing renewed scrutiny over the manner in which its former owner, Roman Abramovich, funded the club’s success. Leaked files suggest potential breaches of football’s ‘financial fair

Apple dealt blow at top EU court over €14.3bn tax bill in Ireland

November 9, 2023

Business

The Financial Times: Apple’s €14.3 billion tax dispute with the EU has encountered a new development. The European Court of Justice’s advocate-general has recommended overturning a previous ruling that favored Apple, arguing

Putin rakes in extra €1B for his war chest via Bulgaria sanctions loophole

November 9, 2023

Russia·World

Politico: Bulgaria allowed millions of barrels of Russian oil to reach a local Russian-owned refinery, which then exported various refined fuels abroad including to EU countries. As a result, the Kremlin received

Fall of a ‘trailblazer’: what WeWork’s bankruptcy means for flexible working

November 8, 2023

Business

The Financial Times: The bankruptcy of WeWork, a pioneer in trendy flexible workspaces, reflects the broader challenges facing the office space sector due to shifts in working habits and the impact of

Michelin-starred restaurant closes because it’s too expensive

November 7, 2023

Business

CNN: Deanes EIPIC, a Michelin-starred restaurant in Belfast, is set to close by the end of 2023 after 26 years, as rising costs and price sensitivity among customers have made operations unsustainable.

Toyota takes on Tesla’s gigacasting in battle for carmaking’s future

November 7, 2023

Business

The Financial Times: Toyota is working to keep pace with Tesla in the shift to electric vehicles (EVs), focusing on the manufacturing process. They placed an $8 billion investment in the US

The Taiwanese American cousins going head-to-head in the global AI race

November 5, 2023

Business

CNN: Jensen Huang and Lisa Su, top executives of Nvidia and AMD respectively, are powerful figures in the AI chip industry and share a family connection as distant relatives with roots in

Bankman-Fried convicted on all charges after weeks-long criminal trial

November 3, 2023

Business

The Washington Post: Sam Bankman-Fried, the co-founder of FTX, has been convicted on all counts of fraud, conspiracy, and money laundering in a high-profile trial. The jury, after less than five hours

China Foreign Investment Gauge Turns Negative For First Time

November 3, 2023

Business

BNN Bloomberg: For the first time since the record-keeping started in 1998, China has experienced a negative turn in foreign direct investment (FDI), as indicated by a $11.8 billion decline in direct

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Business - Page 2

How is the US economy managing to power ahead of Europe?

The Corporate Retreat From Hong Kong Is Accelerating

How to finance a faster shift to a better world

The nuclear row driving a wedge between France and Germany

Tesla vs. Toyota Is the New Hot Battle in Cars

Chelsea FC face new questions over how Roman Abramovich funded success

Apple dealt blow at top EU court over €14.3bn tax bill in Ireland

Putin rakes in extra €1B for his war chest via Bulgaria sanctions loophole

Fall of a ‘trailblazer’: what WeWork’s bankruptcy means for flexible working

Michelin-starred restaurant closes because it’s too expensive

Toyota takes on Tesla’s gigacasting in battle for carmaking’s future

The Taiwanese American cousins going head-to-head in the global AI race

Bankman-Fried convicted on all charges after weeks-long criminal trial

China Foreign Investment Gauge Turns Negative For First Time

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