Chinese technology shares leapt on Friday after the country’s largest internet groups beat first-quarter earnings estimates despite the damage caused by Beijing’s zero-Covid policy and widespread lockdowns in the world’s … Read More
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The police who last month arrived at Aracaçá, an indigenous settlement deep in the Amazon rainforest, found only the embers of torched dwellings. The Yanomami people who lived in the … Read More
EY is working on a split of its audit and advisory operations worldwide in the biggest shake-up of a Big Four accounting firm in two decades, according to three people … Read More
The EU’s economy commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis this week summed up the dilemma as the bloc struggles to agree on an embargo on Russian oil. “We are discussing massive financial support … Read More
Rishi Sunak, the UK chancellor, has bowed to pressure and announced a £15bn package of measures to help households struggling with energy bills, funded by a windfall tax on oil … Read More
The unexpected departure of Peter Cowgill as head of UK retailer JD Sports was because of disagreements about governance and succession and was not connected to the delay in publishing … Read More
Airline shares rallied as investors were encouraged by optimism around summer travel after US carriers Southwest Airlines and JetBlue Airways raised their guidance for the second quarter. Shares in Southwest … Read More
US stocks rallied on Thursday as investors were buoyed by strong earnings from domestic retailers Macy’s and Dollar Tree, easing some concerns that consumer spending has slowed. The S&P 500 … Read More
