Actualités technologiques et économiques

Stocks fall after Europe’s biggest bank narrowly misses expectations and announces buyback of up to $1bn

They want a little less chatbot conversation, and a whole lot more royalty action

Also in today’s newsletter: Israel elections and French finances

Plus, Lula’s victory

This is the first time a company has come to market warning of “catastrophic or existential risks to humanity”.

Work to help companies integrate the new technology makes up more than 10% of sector’s sales

How is Anthropic's listing positioned in Asian markets? Moneta's global wealth managing director and Bloomberg News reporters discuss the opportunities and pitfalls of the long-awaited IPO. (Source: Bloomberg)

Pandora has opened a new $150 million factory in Vietnam, its first production base outside Thailand. The expansion comes as the Danish jeweler tackles higher costs and tariff risks while growth in Asia helps offset weaker US demand. (Sour…

Across Johannesburg, private companies are paving their own roads, trucking in water, and generating off-grid electricity just to stay operational. According to Busi Mavuso, CEO of Business Leadership South Africa, these compounding workar…

After enduring years of crippling power cuts, South Africa’s state utility Eskom has swung to an operational surplus, maintaining 3 to 5 gigawatts of excess generation capacity, according to CEO Dan Marokane. Yet across Johannesburg, local…

Here are the big takeaways from the start-up’s IPO prospectus

Section 166 order came earlier this year and is focused on risks around rapid launches of new financial products

Three-quarters of the groups surveyed in a BlackRock poll are looking to increase their allocations to unlisted assets

Manifesto pledge to build 1.5mn homes by 2029 has looked increasingly unrealistic

Trump deal with Putin to ease fuel prices exposes companies to legal threats from Congress

World’s largest maker of construction equipment fights to overturn 18.81% anti-dumping duty imposed by Trade Remedies Authority

Steven Richardson has raised funds from investors including Sequoia for company providing tools for police forces

Possibly longer than one may think

Five industry professionals tell the FT it is commonplace for risk modellers to be asked to change analysis in order to artificially lower prices

People on GLP-1s are spending their money differently. Some sectors will benefit, others must adapt or die