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Sharp sell-off comes as investors dump shares in Peloton and other companies that prospered in the pandemic
Agreed $75bn sale to Microsoft would cap a groundbreaking career for Bobby Kotick
Plus, a four-year-old legal case comes back to haunt McKinsey and Wall Street shells out for 2021’s dealmaking bonanza
Spacs cancel IPO registrations in fresh sign of fading investor enthusiasm
Some staff had criticised Mustafa Suleyman for an overly aggressive management style
Package is biggest since 2008 for leader of largest US bank by assets
Regulators face test case on Microsoft-Activision deal, Deliveroo orders soar, iSim makes debut
Technology companies on the defensive as Congress moves ahead with measures aimed at reshaping regulation
After years of techlash, the stage is set for a final push for legislation to rein in companies
Automation may be more widespread but well-paid professionals are still very much in demand
Social media group plans to enter hype-fuelled $40bn market for creating and selling non-fungible tokens
Planned fundraising illustrates how Silicon Valley firms are fuelling boom in cryptocurrency start-ups
Dominant vendor Broadridge says brokers find it easier to ‘buy more things from one provider’
Plus banks, and insuring against wildfires
$75bn takeover agreed for gaming company seen as ‘ideal opportunity’ for agencies to flex muscle
Investors fret over jump in expenses amid war for talent at largest US lenders
US banks are happy about higher interest rates but warned of more spending on pay and tech
Court filing claims Josh Harris schemed to oust private equity billionaire
Rival restructuring firm claims consultancy hid conflicts of interest from clients in bankruptcy
ByteDance curbs investments, 5G runway limits, Bentley’s Flying Spur
The two groups have shown Wall Street rivals how to keep a lid on expenses
Regulators need to be guided by fairness and proportionality in conducting their review
Carriers worry over interference with altimeters, but telecoms groups say there is no safety problem
Wall Street company’s goals represent push by chief into asset and wealth management
US lender plans to hold expenses flat while peers forecast higher spending
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