The Financial Times
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Robert Smith
– May 21, 5:21 AM
Wall Street banks are not the only enablers for SoftBank as it tries to build an empire. The Japanese conglomerate is also borrowing heavily from a source closer to home: Mrs Watanabe. The company made headlines last month when it issued the…
The Financial Times
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Tim Bradshaw in London and Demetri Sevastopulo in Washington
– May 20, 1:17 PM
The US Department of Homeland Security has taken aim at Chinese drone manufacturers such as DJI in a warning about potential data leaks, expanding the scrutiny by US authorities of the country's tech industry. The memo warns American businesses…
Wall Street Journal
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Ian Talley
– May 21, 12:31 PM
WASHINGTON—The U.S. is preparing measures ranging from criminal charges to sanctions against people it believes to be involved in Venezuela's military-run emergency food program, according to U.S. officials, part of an effort to target what…
The Financial Times
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Martin Coulter in London
– May 21, 11:28 AM
A 28-year-old resident of Reading, south England, who set the internet alight with a photograph of a chunky sheep, has been hired as a social media manager by Tesla after catching the attention of Elon Musk. Adam Koszary, who works at the Museum of…
The Financial Times
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Sebastian Payne, Jim Pickard and Laura Hughes in London
– May 21, 11:21 AM
For Theresa May's gamble of a repackaged Brexit deal to pay off, four factions of sceptical MPs had to be convinced. Eurosceptic Conservatives, Labour MPs in favour of a second referendum, Labour pragmatists who want Brexit over the line and…
