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Bank preparing to reduce size of ‘subscription line’ book from $65bn to $20bn
Chief financial officer of world’s largest plane maker warns that hitting goal will not be ‘a walk in the park’
The Swiss bank is under pressure to revamp its business and restore investor confidence
Landmark judgment finds indigenous people were not properly consulted about Barossa offshore project
UK company says demand for parts has hit a record high as non-Russian sources scale up rapidly
Dublin invested €4.7bn in lender during crisis that crashed the economy
German discounter’s focus on price and improved ranges helps it break dominance of top four grocery chains
An aborted deal for US group Wealthfront marks end of an untroubled first two years for the UBS boss
Buyout industry faces a reckoning but some executives still predict a ‘golden age’
A flurry of buyers from across the Channel will be joined by dollar-rich US rivals
Jamie Dimon warned executives to put aside rivalries and deliver critical ‘pay-by-bank’ project
Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits Gulf states in drive to secure energy imports
Weathering the broader tech sell-off amid the return to classroom learning is a risky bet
Newly released accounts show company expected to breach banking covenants because of soaring prices
As theme parks subsidise the company’s huge investment in streaming, higher prices for frequent visitors are inevitable
Labour leader also plans to end new oil and gas exploration projects in the North Sea
Questions we should have addressed — on regulation, transparency and capital requirements — remain unanswered
Charif Souki’s Driftwood LNG loses Shell and Vitol as customers and bond sale is scrapped
Hywel Ball speaks out ahead of partner vote on radical restructuring
Vessel Viewer seeks to flag craft engaged in breaching quotas, catching in forbidden waters — or worse
Groups cite the resources needed to meet data reporting requirements
Unscientific prejudice towards the electromagnetic oven is factually wrong, mean-minded and just plain nasty
Plan to speed up renewable projects will ease reliance on nuclear power as Europe’s energy crisis deepens
Groups are capitalising on a shift to diversify supply chains away from China
Technology is the sector most concerned, the semiconductor industry raising the loudest alarm
Markets had feared the company’s big earnings miss foretold broader economic strife
Deep discounts to offload bonds and loans in software maker’s LBO cost banks $600mn
Plus, the NBA gets ready for an unexpected sale, Rugby Sevens signals Hong Kong’s reopening, and more
Honey & Co’s delicious three-course meal is designed to delight all your guests, whatever their dietary directives
New York court ruling on Tether case comes amid negotiations over a draft legislation for the sector
Closure of celebrated old-style diners highlights impact of tough coronavirus policies
Foreign groups are losing ground against nimble local upstarts in the $10bn market
Ofcom will assess whether Amazon, Microsoft and Google are limiting innovation and growth
Outgoing president Muhammadu Buhari seeks to cement legacy with rebranded Nigeria Air
Upward trajectory driven by customers buying more expensive ‘Pro’ models that command higher margins
EU hawks want more Russian banks forced off Swift system and action on key commodities following Putin’s escalation
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