Financial Times

“acquired by buyout firms including CVC Capital Partners in 2024 for £5.4bn”

“Nvidia shares dropped about 2.5% on Monday after the Financial Times reported the AI darling was working with some of Wall Street’s largest financial firms to create a $500 billion AI infrastructure …”

“Nvidia is reportedly working with Apollo Global, Blackstone, BlackRock, Brookfield Asset Management, Goldman Sachs and KKR to invest in AI infrastructure, according to FT, which cited six unnamed peo…”

“plan would leave Thames facing costs of almost £750m, including payments to bankers and lawyers, as well as dues to the creditors themselves. There would also be an estimated £286mn in accrued intere…”

“unlikely to be rolled out this year”

“around 1.4billion visa-exempt visitors to the EU will have to register with the Etias system”

“Qinetiq, the defence research group, has agreed to sell its UK underwater systems business for £23.5m”

“Atlas Elektronik will take over the business, which makes sonar acoustic counter measures for customers such as the Royal Navy, protecting about 220 jobs in Dorset.”

“The company, which was formerly the UK’s national research centre and was privatised in 2006, has made more than 15 acquisitions in the past five years”

“The yen slid to 163.24 per dollar last month, its weakest level since 1986, as higher US interest rates, rising oil prices and persistent capital outflows weighed on the currency.”

“According to FT, the move would be the first coordinated US-Japan effort to support the yen since 1998.”

“$725 billion on AI infrastructure”

“Ferrari had already met 2026’s sales target for the Luce”

“Google has assembled a $200bn infrastructure financing programme to supply microchips for Anthropic.”

“the founder of Revolut is being sued €17.5m by a superyacht broker 'going behind its back' and allegedly failing to pay commission for a €350m boat.”

“the company’s target of 500 units sold in 2026”

“selling 2,500 units of the $640,000 electric vehicle by 2030”

“their combined revenue reached a record 6.8 billion pounds, or about $9.1 billion, according to the Financial Times.”

“According to the Financial Times, a deal with the consortium led by Bhatia would value Liverpool at more than £4.5bn.”

“European gas prices have surged nearly 50% in the last month”

“According to the Financial Times, a deal with the Bhatia consortium would value the club at around £4.5bn.”

“a deal to buy EasyJet for £5.7bn, in a last-minute twist to the takeover battle for the low-cost airline”

“Carol Howle will be retiring less than three months after taking the deputy chief role, according to the Financial Times.”

“She first joined the company via its commercial team in London in 2000, rising through the ranks over the next 25 years.”

“In the U.S., the Financial Times reported that OpenAI is mulling giving a 5% stake to the U.S. government, an arrangement that could potentially involve other AI companies.”

“OpenAI has proposed handing the US government a 5% equity stake in the company, according to the Financial Times, as the White House and Silicon Valley’s best-funded startup edge closer to a deal tha…”

“OpenAI’s ownership structure already complicates any transfer of this kind. The company completed a recapitalisation last year that split it into a nonprofit foundation and a for-profit public benefi…”

“the FT says other large companies also strained Google’s AI capacity and were subject to caps, but it sounds like those problems weren’t as serious. According to the FT’s sources, Meta was exceptiona…”

“Thirty four billion is the figure that dominates the front pages of both the Financial Times and the Guardian. For the FT, it is the amount in pounds George Osborne is expected to look for in additio…”

“"David Cameron will do such things; what they are he knows not, but they shall be the terrors of the earth,"”

“raising the retirement age from an average of 53 to 67”

“estimated at $630bn (£438bn)”

“Financial Times reported on Sunday”

“It said China was worried about the risk posed to euro-based investments by the weaker countries in the 16-member bloc.”