Letter: How the UK can become a global fintech hub
From Jacob Wittman, General Counsel, Plasma Labs UK, London W1, UK
From Jacob Wittman, General Counsel, Plasma Labs UK, London W1, UK
From Emeritus Professor Albion M Urdank, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, US
From Jake Werner, Director, East Asia Program, Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, Washington, DC, US
From Ira Sohn, Emeritus professor of economics and finance, Montclair State University, Upper Montclair, NJ, US
From Duncan Aldred, London EC2, UK
From Professor Amar Bhidé, Cambridge, MA, US
From Jane Phillips, MSc Occupational Psychology, Cambridge, UK
Berenberg estimates that only about 3 per cent of Burberry handbags are priced above £2,000 today, not 3 per cent of all its stock as wrongly stated in an article note on May 15
Rightwing populists emerge as prospective coalition partner for conservative People’s Party in Andalusia
It’s not just AI — energy, defence and industrial capex will fuel growth
Also in today’s newsletter: Bain Capital closes largest Asia fund, and the US-China ‘board of trade’
Energy security
Read a selection of FT articles and classroom questions
Extreme environments
Foreign debt
Market structures
US and China signed off on measures to promote ‘stability’ in the midst of their economic stand-off
There has been a widening divergence between the two economies since 2019
French advertising group to purchase LiveRamp and enhance its focus on disruptive technology
Intervention by Wes Streeting fuels debate over whether a pro-EU campaign would help unite progressives in Britain
Plus, former Google boss takes over at the BBC, primary elections in several US states and the Chelsea Flower Show
Supply squeeze due to the Iran war will get worse before it gets better
Emergency measures spread as oil stockpiles run low