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The new rainmakers of European private equity
3+ day, 4+ hour ago (1505+ words) One thing to start: Belron is exploring one of Europe’s biggest initial public offerings in years as backers of the car glass repair group seek to cash in their investments. The succession at CVC Wall Street’s amazing race Silver Lake’s…...
Kushner and Witkoff’s blind amateurism
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (504+ words) Financial Times There is a reason why Marco Rubio runs from the sound of gunfire Though he is Americaâs secretary of state and national security adviser â the first to combine those roles since Henry Kissinger â Rubio can…...
Iran turns to crypto to get around sanctions
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Few signs of persistent price pressures in UK and Eurozone
6+ day, 7+ hour ago (34+ words) Financial Times For help please visit help.ft.com. We apologise for any inconvenience. The following information can help our support team to resolve this issue....
Russian gold floods through Hong Kong in wake of western sanctions
1+ week, 4+ hour ago (677+ words) William Sandlund and Haohsiang Ko in Hong Kong Russian gold shipments to Hong Kong have surged this year as the Chinese territory becomes a top trading centre for bullion placed under sanctions by the west. The shift comes at a…...
Europe Express: faces of the ‘new right’
1+ week, 22+ hour ago (624+ words) Welcome back. Two faces personify the start of a new political season in Europe: Ulrich Siegmund and Giorgia Meloni. Siegmund on Sunday could become the first far-right leader of a German state since the Third Reich if his Alternative for…...
How US oil companies are expanding as Trump reshapes global energy
1+ week, 2+ day ago (814+ words) Stephanie Findlay in Houston Hello from Houston, where we have kicked off September with announcements on Venezuelan oil deals from the Trump administration and Chevron. The oil major’s $7bn plan is the first significant investment from a US major since the…...
Sweden’s election frontrunner vows green reset
1+ week, 3+ day ago (666+ words) Richard Milne in Vårgårda Sweden’s first female prime minister and the frontrunner to return to power in upcoming elections aims to make the Scandinavian country a pioneer of green industry again after its struggles in batteries and steel. Magdalena Andersson,…...
James Orr and the gospel of the new British right
1+ week, 3+ day ago (1552+ words) Helen Warrell and Ramsay Hodgson It was New Year’s Day 2003, on a black run in the mountains above Verbier, that James Orr had his religious awakening. He was 25 years old — tall, flaxen-haired and hungover from a raucous New Year’s Eve…...
Pentagon chaos deepens after Dan Driscoll quits in clash with Pete Hegseth
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1045+ words) Steff Chávez and James Politi in Washington US Army secretary Dan Driscoll handed his resignation to Donald Trump on Monday with a blunt message about Pete Hegseth’s interference with the largest branch of America’s military. The departure of the army’s…...