Tencent Holdings Ltd.’s successful foray into short videos and a softening regulatory backdrop have fueled a $160 billion rally since October, the next leg of which will hinge on a crucial earnings release this week.
Just Eat Takeaway.com NV’s UK business is cutting about 1,700 drivers and said it will move to using more “self-employed” drivers in an efficiency drive after growth for the food-delivery app slowed.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government is about to decide which low-carbon industries should be winners in Canada’s bid to stay competitive with President Joe Biden’s generous new industrial policy in the US.
A test vehicle unveiled by Chinese carmaker JAC has the battery world buzzing about sodium-ion cells.
India is planning to install renewable projects to provide its soldiers along chilly Himalayan frontiers with clean energy.
Vanguard Group Inc., the US asset management giant, has decided to shutter its remaining business in China after a retreat two years ago, according to people familiar with the matter, abandoning a 27 trillion yuan ($3.9 trillion) fund market that global competitors are embracing.
Crypto exchanges are rushing to fill the void left by FTX, once one of the largest derivatives exchanges for digital assets, as the cash market faces declining volume and liquidity.
Ransomware gangs didn’t come out with any big new innovations last year, but “what 2022 lacked in innovation it made up for in volume,” according to a report by a financial services group.
The background music may be ominous, but merchants at the FT commodities summit say they’re bullish about China’s fuel demand.
Thanks to swift central bank action to stamp out financial sector troubles, the investment case for European bank shares could be set for a complete reset. One where bulls are back in charge.
