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Sharp sell-off comes as investors dump shares in Peloton and other companies that prospered in the pandemic
Package is biggest since 2008 for leader of largest US bank by assets
Some staff had criticised Mustafa Suleyman for an overly aggressive management style
Documentary on state broadcaster CCTV adds to pressure on billionaire’s internet empire
Technology companies on the defensive as Congress moves ahead with measures aimed at reshaping regulation
Tritax and abrdn investment backed by £100m government grant in bid to safeguard UK car plants
After years of techlash, the stage is set for a final push for legislation to rein in companies
$75bn takeover agreed for gaming company seen as ‘ideal opportunity’ for agencies to flex muscle
Retail veteran Lord Stuart Rose recounts the period in 2004 when he worked with Myners at M&S. Myners died last week, aged 73
Affidavit filed with US court claims cover-up involving powerful law firm Dechert
German companies see the value of vertical integration, even if few are ready to say it out loud
Prime minister pleads for foreign workers after 2 years of border closures leave farms struggling
Ukraine bridles at US president’s remarks but allies attempt to reassert unity towards Kremlin
Protests ahead of elections force revocation of mining licences
Former F1 team boss concerned that group of Asian investors would block deal
Regulators face test case on Microsoft-Activision deal, Deliveroo orders soar, iSim makes debut
Plans for interconnector with France faced opposition in Portsmouth where cable would have come ashore
Goldman Sachs and HSBC are among those making the move as Covid restrictions are eased
Relaxation of rules risks prompting ‘another surge’ in Omicron cases in offices and schools, say medical experts
Executives warn of ‘enormous’ political challenge unless the government eases the pressure on household finances
The French train maker should benefit from infrastructure stimulus packages and green spending
In Spain’s overbanked sector, good things can still come in small packages
Car design may be glamorous, but complementary tech such as charging and mapping software are vital to mass adoption
Conflicting property valuations lie at heart of probes into former US president and his family business
Digital currencies display ‘aspects of financial pyramids’ and could ‘service illegal activity’, say policymakers
Margin reset treatments are painful — this is a stock for the very patient
Investors approve plan for Australian entity to acquire its UK cousin
Focus shifts to large-scale rental housing in hunt for stable yields and reliable income
Food delivery group reports gross transactions of £6.6bn as Brussels embarks on fresh gig worker rights push
Top shareholder urges executives to improve business rather than chase big acquisitions
Beijing’s efforts to contain coronavirus will worsen supply bottlenecks, CQS head says
If Russia invades Ukraine, Europe’s gas price crisis could get much worse
Group expects cake range to hit US stores for the first time next quarter
Consumer lobbyists criticise Zilch marketing pitch
Use of animal organs seen as a way to ease global shortage stemming from lack of human donors
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