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  • Softbank is to sell a majority stake in the Chinese arm of Arm Holdings for $775.2m

    June 5, 2018

    Arm Holdings, the British chip designer owned by Softbank Group, has announced the upcoming sale of a majority interest in its Chinese semiconductor design unit for $775.2m (£580.3m). The company is selling 51 per cent of its Chinese business, Arm China, and will cede control of the unit following the sale. Arm Holdings intends to [...]

  • The top and bottom performing investment funds in May

    June 4, 2018

    “Sell in May and go away” advises the well-known City adage, which also suggests returning to the market after “St Leger Day”. This is the date in September when the horse race of that name is run and, traditionally, when the summer lull in trading is over. It bears little relevance in the modern era [...]

  • DEBATE: In the wake of the Carillion scandal, is it time to break up the Big Four accountancy firms?

    May 17, 2018

    In the wake of the Carillion scandal, is it time to break up the Big Four accountancy firms? Rachel Reeves MP, chair of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee, says YES. Virtually all the FTSE 250 are audited by the Big Four. This cosy and complacent club has long, lucrative relationships with these companies. [...]

  • Big Tech must be tamed, for the sake of a fair society

    May 17, 2018

    Just as the competitive oil rush gave way to Rockefeller’s new monopoly in the form of Standard Oil, so the internet’s infrastructure is being built around a handful of companies of immense and growing power: Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon, along with their Chinese equivalents, Tencent, Alibaba, and Baidu. There are real concerns that while [...]

  • UK bank HSBC holds on to the title of Europe’s largest – but Barclays and RBS slip down the ranks

    May 16, 2018

    HSBC has held on to the title of Europe’s largest bank once again, according to new data, as the top four remained unchanged. Ranked by total assets, HSBC tops the chart with €2.1 trillion (£1.8 trillion), research from S&P Global Market Intelligence showed. Unchanged from last year, the UK institution was followed by France’s BNP [...]

  • Apple chief executive Tim Cook warned Donald Trump against China tariffs

    May 15, 2018

    Apple boss Tim Cook has revealed he criticised Donald Trump’s approach to trade with China in a private meeting with the President last month. Speaking to Bloomberg TV, Cook shed light on the meeting which took place just weeks after Trump imposed tariffs on more than 1,300 categories of products from China. China retaliated by [...]

  • JP Morgan announces plans to set up securities business in China

    May 14, 2018

    American bank JP Morgan Chase has submitted an application to China’s securities regulator to set up a new brokerage business in which the bank would own a 51 per cent stake. The move from the US’ largest bank comes just a few weeks after China relaxed regulations on foreign ownership over local financial companies – [...]

  • Finding value in American growth

    May 11, 2018

    Last year saw global growth accelerate at its fastest pace since the financial crisis as this long-running bull market defied expectations and found another gear. It was a period of synchronised global growth reminiscent of yesteryear – a brief boon for global stock market investors. But with growth inevitably cooling in 2018, the challenge now [...]

  • The impact of Trump-Iran standoff on markets after the scrapped the Iran nuclear deal and threatened sanctions

    May 9, 2018

    Overnight, US president Donald Trump pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal and said he will reintroduce sanctions on the Middle Eastern nation. How is this going to impact markets? President Trump’s decision to pull out of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), known commonly as the Iran nuclear deal, may have implications for [...]

  • Trump withdraws from Iran deal: EU mulls retaliation as part of measures to protect European businesses from sanctions

    May 9, 2018

    The European Union is mulling action including counter-measures against the US in a bid to protect firms doing business with Tehran from the threat of sanctions following Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal. Last night Trump described the deal, signed by his predecessor President Obama and the other permanent members of the UN [...]

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