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Plus, four-week delay for Playtech investors, and Poundland boss steps down
Plus, Apple becomes first $1tn company and Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes found guilty
Tencent reduces JD.com stake and why you should not write off the City’s tech IPOs
Plus, US exchanges target Indian listings and the case for the Universal Basic Income
China Mobile plans to raise $9bn from Shanghai listing and Oracle buys medical records group Cerner
Spider-Man brings hope to Hollywood and supply chains shift from ‘just in time’ to ‘just in case’
Palantir shifts data to UK and our telecoms expert bids farewell to the sector
Plus, Goldman bans staff parties and Reddit prepares for stock market listing
Plus, bumper bonuses for Goldman and JPMorgan bankers and the FT reveals its Person of the Year
China Mobile to list in Shanghai and the explosion of Mindfulness apps
SenseTime suspends HK IPO and US companies’ vaccination drive
Plus, Evergrande’s overseas bonds in default, says Fitch and SEC prepares Spac crackdown
Big Four report strongest results since Enron and Gillian Tett calls on economists to update their models
Plus, Chinese developer Kaisa suspends share trading and new study finds vaccine less effective against Omicron
Plus, Samsung launches management shake-up and the SEC probes Trump’s Spac
Problems mount for SoftBank and Evergrande shares drop to 11-year low
Saudi Arabia to pump more oil after US charm offensive and Didi to move listing from NY to HK
Plus, Dorsey’s Square becomes Block and why a World Stock Exchange may not be as far fetched as it seems
Microsoft shareholders back protest vote and Paul Marshall warns London risks becoming global backwater
Moderna chief executive interview and some bad news for BT shareholders
Plus, ScS reports a decline in big ticket purchases and Diageo buys back shares
Also Jamie Dimon apologises to China (twice) and the cold winter ahead for Kazakhstan’s crypto miners
Chemicals group takes £314m impairment charge in its half-year results
Pets at Home still prospering as pandemic recedes and Tesla short sellers throw in the towel
Life insurer sets out why it believes ‘business as usual’ no longer works
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