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Wall Street company’s goals represent push by chief into asset and wealth management
Top-10 investor Flossbach ‘would strongly oppose’ a deal for consumer business
US lender plans to hold expenses flat while peers forecast higher spending
Outstanding credits, revealed by special administrator, could have to be met by UK taxpayers or from other consumers
US tech group’s bid wiped $20bn from the Japanese company’s valuation in a day
Chinese chain’s return to market could come as soon as the end of this year
Affidavit filed with US court claims cover-up involving powerful law firm Dechert
China tech champion doubled semiconductor investments in 2021
Carriers worry over interference with altimeters, but telecoms groups say there is no safety problem
Satya Nadella’s vision of a one-stop shop for gaming threatens to reshape $200bn global industry
UK pharma company may still prefer to list its consumer health unit but the bar for success is now higher
Court filing claims Josh Harris schemed to oust private equity billionaire
The FT examines the causes and effects of an increasing global resistance to antibiotics: from the pressures doctors are under to prescribe them even for viral infections, to what new treatments are currently in the pipeline, as well as what role can the consumer play in reducing antibiotic use in the food chain
Research underscores the dangers of bacteria developing resistance to antibiotics
Rival restructuring firm claims consultancy hid conflicts of interest from clients in bankruptcy
Plus, ByteDance disbands investment team and French president Macron floats EU security pact with Russia
ByteDance curbs investments, 5G runway limits, Bentley’s Flying Spur
Plan B measures such as mask wearing and vaccine passports for large venues will not be renewed after January 26
The two groups have shown Wall Street rivals how to keep a lid on expenses
Tightening rules around promoting high-risk investments only goes so far
Regulators need to be guided by fairness and proportionality in conducting their review
The idea that getting rid of the public broadcaster might somehow improve the media landscape is a fallacy
Audit committee chair steps down after wrongly tallied shareholder proxies mistakenly gave him majority support
Four civil lawsuits seeking damages for alleged violation of legal duties are struck out
Swedish group looks to have the right growth strategy coupled with a sensible approach to portfolio management
Report rejects concerns that mortgage market has been harmed but accepts the system may need to be simplified
Court filing alleges former US president and his business misrepresented asset values for ‘economic benefit’
With 390m monthly active users, it is easy to see why the video game publisher’s numbers have appealed to Microsoft
What’s a $45,000 credit card bill between suitors?
Reorganisation at company behind TikTok comes as authorities tighten antitrust enforcement
Telecom operators agree limited 5G rollout, and Blackstone’s new property play
Move comes as part of a shake-up of regulations covering promotions for high-risk investments
Drop in the Japanese group’s shares looks overdone but a knee-jerk reaction is understandable
Burberry, Richemont and Prada all report better trading than previously expected
London-based group to produce 2,500 models this year as it banks on demand for lightweight machines
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