Barclays profits boosted by market volatility gains
UK bank’s quarterly earnings rise 31% to £3.3bn
UK bank’s quarterly earnings rise 31% to £3.3bn
German carmaker joins Volkswagen and BMW in warning on a tougher Chinese market
Funds run by Hefei’s local government make gains of 5,000% from CXMT listing
Plus, re-equitisation
SWFs x HFs; witches; taxes; literacy; solar panels; George Cottrell; and longevity
SK Hynix and Samsung shares tumble, pushing South Korea’s Kospi down more than 10%
Also in this newsletter: Meloni doubles down on tough-on-crime agenda
Software scales, but alpha decays
Also in today’s newsletter: AI’s rising risk gauge and the storms intensifying wildfires
Read the July forecast from the FT’s Monetary Policy Radar team
Chinese company challenges Toyota on home turf in bid to become world’s largest carmaker in five years
Its price-to-earnings ratio fell from nearly 25 times in 2016 to around 11 times in early April, before its suitors emerged
French energy major can continue selling LNG from its Yamal project in Siberia to Asian customers
Ex-PM Mateusz Morawiecki prepares breakaway party after dozens of lawmakers expelled from rightwing PiS
One of the premier private lenders on Wall Street has held talks to acquire one of the oldest and most profitable private equity firms
Sonja Hutson talks to Antoine Gara and Julie Steinberg
The economy still has plenty of challenges but there’s something to be said for facing them with a smile
Officials fear that measures restricting alumina exports to Russia would threaten bloc’s aluminium supply chain
The unusual phenomena trigger lightning strikes and can help blazes leap across rivers and wide roads
Adult Swim’s competent comedy follows a president wrestling with secret space programmes, underground labs and monsters
As Iran conflict drags on, verbal intervention may no longer be enough to suppress prices
CEO Jensen Huang deploys balance sheet to backstop growth of AI computing market
This matters for Beijing’s sake and for the rest of the world economy
Deloitte review of annual reports shows a tripling in the number of companies forced to revise calculations