Headlines from Financial Times, page 2
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Yesterday
- Powerful earthquake hits Japan’s southern Kumamoto prefecture
Reports of multiple deaths from blast at shopping centre and widespread damage to buildings and infrastructure
- Coca-Cola and Unilever sales surge after World Cup marketing blitz
Soft-drink maker’s marketing included promoting Powerade in mid-game ‘hydration breaks’
- Fire-ravaged France evacuates tourists and braces for new heatwave
Firefighters make progress on major blazes that have displaced hundreds of thousands of people
- Trump’s waning sway over the world
The habitual trolling that serves him at home is sapping his potency on the global stage
- World’s largest listed hedge fund reverses outflows in key unit
Man Group reported $2.3bn of net inflows into its lucrative absolute return division
- Zelenskyy returns to Oval Office as Trump shifts towards Ukraine
Kyiv hopes White House talks will turn improved relations with US into fresh backing against Russia
- CXMT’s blockbuster IPO delivers windfall for its home city
Funds run by local government in Hefei make gains of 5,000% from chipmaker’s blockbuster listing
- The UAE’s bold gambit on Iran
It has quietly rebuilt economic and diplomatic ties while also deepening defence links to Israel and the US
- Nvidia behind $50bn lease on Texas data centre that will use its chips
CEO Jensen Huang deploys balance sheet to backstop growth of AI computing market
- How Iran adapted its missile war with Trump
Recent fighting has provided conditions for Tehran’s forces to launch more precision strikes across Gulf and Jordan
- Hedge funds reap big profits from Wall Street index shake-ups
Betting on which companies’ stock will be added or dropped has made a lucrative comeback this year
Monday, July 27
- CXMT’s roaring IPO isn’t the bubble signal it might appear
Chinese group and its peers could continue to benefit if cheaper computing power results in more demand for AI
- Nvidia bets $5bn on Ilya Sutskever’s AI breakthrough
Safe Superintelligence will use Vera Rubin chips to rapidly expand computing capacity for its secretive research
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