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UK supermarket group vows to minimise price rises through tough talks with suppliers
Group raises profit guidance in wake of higher prices for new and used models
Car groups, Japanese trading houses and Middle Eastern sovereign funds among those examining asset
Factory in Italy will help region become more self-reliant in key semiconductor market
Flawed audits more likely to be found at overseas arms, says US regulator
Riyadh and Moscow seek reductions that would push prices higher at crucial Opec+ meeting
Entrepreneur sees deal as way to build platform to incorporate messaging, payments and commerce
South Korean group’s key task would be to fix the US company’s much-maligned search engine
Current creditors’ prospects don’t seem that bad. As for the banks? Lol. Lbo. Lmao.
It may be that the scarcity of sports teams props up their re-sale price tags
Luc Rémont brought in as energy crisis rages, nuclear outages cripple output and reactor rollout loom
A normally quiet corner of finance takes centre stage amid wider market turbulence
Lawyer Raymond McKeeve had been found in contempt of court over Ocado corporate espionage probe
German financier faced storm of criticism after FT revelations over campaign against president
Opec+ group cuts production, Liz Truss fights back, toxic work colleagues
Customers on smaller budgets may prefer a grocer with no premium range that might lead to overspending
Berlin’s €200bn package to shield its companies and households sparks concern over unfair competition
Move risks backlash from White House and countries in Europe already battling soaring energy inflation
Chase & status page
Fund outlines ‘overwhelming’ case for lowering greenhouse gas emissions via taxes and investment incentives by 2030
Chancellor likely to be asked about 8% surcharge on bank profits
Find out how much your electrical devices and appliances will set you back under the new energy price cap
The first ever bellicose use of nukes in Europe would require a corresponding economic response
Michael Platt’s private investment group outperforms peers with bets on interest rates
But not over yet, says Preqin
Plus, an Indian Ocean test case for insurers’ net zero plans
Plus, US job vacancies plunge and Herschel Walker’s Senate campaign rocked by abortion scandal
All 27 states must work together if we are to get prices down and fix the cracks exposed by Putin
Tech group’s shareholders will not rest easy until $54.20 per share is safely wired into their bank accounts
Modest deal in Luxembourg cannot hide fundamental differences among Europe’s capitals
How an accounting tweak and a radical actuarial theory created a trillion pound asset class
How top in-house lawyers are reshaping their role
Plus, Arm’s troubles in the UK intensify and Ray Dalio abdicates the throne for the third time
Market turmoil comes against a backdrop of near-record levels of SME debt following the pandemic
While other ferries disappear when the summer ends, the plucky little Express Skopelitis keeps on sailing
General counsel in big companies are insisting on new job titles and bigger remits to reflect their ambition for the top roles in business
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