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Bank mega-M&A gets tantalisingly close in Europe
Telegram and X expose tech platforms’ new reality
Seven & i deal will test Japan’s financial renewal
Carmakers strain to navigate the next swerves
China’s leaders pitch their tent in a rainstorm
Trump 2.0 might be the same, but much more
Booze-free beverages are no small beer
UK elections herald return to tarnished stability
France raises ghosts of last euro zone crisis
European bosses can only envy Elon Musk
Europe’s election eruption threatens paralysis
India’s resilient democracy comes with a cost
Next UK leader will bang head against fiscal roof
Big Macs are pricing out American shoppers
The dollar and the yuan are polar opposites
HSBC’s big pair of shoes will be hard to fill
Clash of the mining titans will get more bruising
US economy is a victim of its own success
Telecom tycoon ensnared by his hefty debt machine
How Boeing’s woes change everything but planes
US antitrust push invites creative dealmaking
Europe’s IPO window opens slowly for buyout barons
Bank crises proved a mixed blessing for rivals
Japan’s rate shift will hit zombie firms hardest
Lower rates, office return will ease property pain
Post-crisis Adani is cranking up his IPO factory
Mining pain may be just getting started
Deal famine is driving private equity evolution
The obesity drug craze is entering its next phase
JPMorgan succession is a high-stakes soap opera
Shein’s China and ESG risk puts IPO on iffy ground
Global risk pile-up penetrates Davos bubble
Prolonged Red Sea attacks can hurt global economy
The world’s paradigm shift will create a busy 2024
Policymakers take divergent paths toward rate exit
COP28 wrestles with the nuances of binning oil
Saudi’s Indian cricket play works for both sides
OpenAI’s boardroom drama is far from over
Biden and Xi’s warmer ties look flimsy
Wind woe opens door for alternative green ideas
Japan’s rates tweak is careful and crafty
Real big energy: Exxon and Chevron swim upstream
Gaza turmoil’s repercussions extend far and wide
Smaller banks pose big problems for regulators
Big Four scandals will derail breakup plans
European listing exodus is just beginning
Listing duo offers followers a cautious playbook
BP CEO exit raises strategy and board questions
Arm’s IPO valuation rests on big dose of hope
African coups will ramp up scramble for minerals
China’s sliding currency is vote of no confidence
Arm float may deepen cracks in IPO market
Big Tech is mostly leaping a low bar
Cracking the IPO window is a tall task
Inflation dip puts central bankers in a pickle
China’s growing pains are only just beginning
Thames Water’s leaky financials are far from fixed
Canary Wharf faces stiff test to reinvent itself
Putin’s problems are only minor boost for Ukraine
Rebuilding Ukraine: how much and who pays?
Man United sale heads into messy added time
Saudi oil cuts collide with investor scepticism
Syngenta’s bumper IPO will test Chinese appetite
Debt ceiling crash will have few victims
Erdogan part three would be worse and the same
Pharma’s obesity gold rush will have limits
First Republic’s rescue cements ‘too big to fail’
EY’s failed split raises stakes for Plan B
Politicians and policy wonks diverge on economy
Commercial property pain is only just beginning
WWE and UFC merger mania is quite the production
Alibaba breakup sends positive vibes to investors
Credit Suisse rescue sends shockwaves far and wide
SVB’s collapse casts long and global shadow
China’s unambitious goals reflect growing worries
UK’s Brexit fix has perks for all sides
Ukraine’s long shadow on business and geopolitics
The big bet against Japan’s new central bank boss
Europe is playing catch-up in green subsidy race
Gautam Adani’s crisis will hit India hard
Why retail bankers are beating dealmakers
Hope and optimism are surprise guests at Davos
Global energy prices face a turbulent 2023
The challenges of being prepared for 2023
Qatar has got what it wanted from the World Cup
The implications of Blackstone’s property wobble
China’s messy options for ending zero-Covid
FTX collapse consigns crypto to fringes of finance
COP28 may make up for COP27’s shortcomings
How Credit Suisse’s turnaround could work
Elon Musk’s $44 bln Twitter challenge begins
Adidas’s Kanye West bet is still in credit
Britain’s bond crisis reverses over the government
Elon Musk’s second run at his $44 bln Twitter deal
What to expect from China’s Party Congress
Behind Britain’s self-inflicted financial crisis
Italy’s first female leader, Amazon’s monopoly
Disney’s big ESPN choice, Rio Tinto Mongolia drama
The consequences of Europe’s energy crisis
Chinese audits, Vaccine wars, UK tax cuts