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Prices are rising, which means investors should understand the risks
COP26 | energy transition | BMW | Anglo American | Barclays | Dell
Objections to new international outfit aiming to bring clarity to ESG investment hinge on its broad approach
Newcastle United | Levi Strauss | London offices | City lawyers | natural gas prices
Rising energy prices can help accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels
Winemakers with the deepest pockets are better placed to maintain quality in the face of variable weather patterns
Nomura | SoftBank | Nasdaq | DWS | Allbirds | Prosus | Sobi
Robinhood | AMC | Cineworld | China insurance | drones | light pollution
Carbon border tax | Avis | Carbon counter | HSBC | Big Data
Singapore-on-Thames or Dodge City? How London will reinvent itself post-Brexit
Vix | Iceland banks | US chief executives’ pay | FTC | Big Four
Government’s woeful neglect of financial services has not halted the bull run in UK-listed equities
European Super League, prime brokers, Credit Suisse, Blackstone, house prices, Clubhouse, Jack Ma/Ant Group
Fine-wine collectors have been stocking up during the pandemic. Storage options range from a glorified fridge to a bespoke cellar costing millions
Clearer standards are needed on the financial impact of carbon emissions
Credit markets/inflation, Rio Tinto, McKinsey, VW/Bugatti/Porsche, Lucid Spac, HSBC
Silence from Europe’s biggest containerboard groups; electric car demand helps Anglo American shine
Putting a high cost on emissions will supercharge investment in greener technologies — and cripple businesses that cannot adapt
Rollout of Covid jabs has brought vaccine nationalism back on to the agenda
Intense debate breaks out over earnings statements
As we close out a truly difficult year, some stir of hopeful cheer is evident
Investment platforms reel in the thirtysomethings; activism speeds change at Countryside
Bitcoin, Brexit/City of London, Danish mink, Dogger Bank, US retailers and more
Coronavirus testing, second wave/easyJet, bounce back loans/banks, Morgan Stanley, Ant Group and more
Accor/IHG, Barclays, Hong Kong/investment banking, Oracle/TikTok, Huawei, Apple/Tesla
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