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Your guide to a disrupted world
State-owned oil group records 90% year-on-year increase in net income in second quarter
Tensions between rivals spilled over into violent protests last month
Capstone’s Paul Britton says ‘nervous investors will start selling’ when companies struggle to refinance debts
House members stop at island as Beijing continues intimidation campaign after speaker’s trip
Writer who spent years in hiding because of Iranian fatwa was stabbed on stage last week
New technology involving miniature human organs built in a lab is a step towards better treatments and ending a contentious practice
A summer month that should be pleasantly productive in the office is far too busy this year
Selling abandoned houses at low cost helps draw buyers from northern Italy and abroad to the island’s south
Taste is individual and subjective, but tasting notes can be unhelpfully prescriptive
Former accountant was the first Indian to become a billionaire through stock market investing
Warning of longer-term consequences for business in Europe’s largest economy
Kingdom’s financial support expected to help Islamabad secure IMF funding
Soaring inflation, falling markets and customer withdrawals weigh on fund managers’ hiring plans and pay packets
New York City finds evidence of long-suppressed virus linked to recent samples in UK and Israel
Country’s response as millions crossed its border made it a role model but the flow of aid is slowing
Zalando chief Robert Gentz pledges to avoid mass job cuts despite first-ever fall in revenue
Rather than drill in rainforests and peatlands, such groups would raise revenue by selling carbon credits
A well co-ordinated international effort is needed to address Taliban misrule and help the Afghan people
Rebuilding America’s industrial base is superseding traditional economic doctrine
Billionaire’s swoop on corporate alliance has shaken decades-old network of more than 100 companies
Plus, first steps in Nasa’s return to the Moon, and a peak week for Britain’s summer of discontent
Abrdn, BlackRock and Charles Schwab have done deals or launched products tied to digital assets this month
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