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Promotion for Bernard Arnault’s second-youngest child follows appointment as head of luxury goods group’s watches division 
Drop follows period of record earnings for biggest commodity traders after Ukraine war disrupted energy sector
Copper’s recent surge to a record wasn’t justified by real-world supply and demand, according to Trafigura Group — the top copper trader and usually one of the market’s most bullish voices.
Trafigura Group posted its smallest first-half profit since 2020 — down 73% from a year earlier — as the commodity giant adjusts to calmer conditions across its key energy and metals markets.
Turkish Airlines is branching out into manufacturing of aircraft components including seats and engine parts as the carrier seeks to leverage its giant order book of planes to stimulate the homegrown aeronautics industry.
OPEC+ hasn’t changed its oil policy to pursue a greater share of the global market and still prioritizes stability, said Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman.
Drones attacked the Novoshakhtinsk refinery in southern Russia near the border with Ukraine, sparking a fire at the plant.
South Africa’s African National Congress favors forming a government of national unity that would include a range of political parties after last month’s elections failed to produce an outright winner, an option it may struggle to convince its main rivals to accept. ANC officials have held exploratory talks with delegations from a number of opposition parties as well as allies, spokeswoman Mahlengi Bhengu-Motsiri told reporters in Johannesburg on Wednesday. Bloomberg’s Jennifer Zabasajja reports
German factory orders fell in April — a sign that the key manufacturing sector still has a way to go to match the momentum building elsewhere in the economy.
Consulting firm sees opportunity to poach �hundreds’ of partners and staff from rivals
As floods intensify, the threat of the toxic metal seeping into the food chain is as big a problem as sewage in rivers or air pollution
ESG concerns may undermine support for potential blockbuster flotation
Intel, AMD, Qualcomm and Nvidia battle to get their processors into next wave of artificial intelligence-enabled computers
Not everyone is benefiting equally from the revival under way in a crucial 2024 election battleground
Four-day vote will set direction of EU policy and shape top jobs appointments
Regional UK news start-up says there is an opportunity after years of savage cutbacks in local media industry 
Data highlights shift towards �experience-based’ leisure in town and city centres in England and Wales since 2010
Labour’s proposed state-owned energy company promises to create jobs and cut bills — but critics call the idea a �gimmick’
Indian opposition leader and Congress allies invigorated after denying prime minister’s BJP outright majority
A litany of political risks in Thailand are keeping foreign investors cautious of the nation’s bonds, even as they tiptoed back into the market in May for the first time in six months.
Oil rose for a second session even as Saudi Arabia signaled concerns over the demand outlook with cuts to its crude prices.
Chipmaker rides AI-fuelled rally that has contributed to broader S&P gains
The private equity industry must face up to the reality of lower valuations, according to Apollo Global Management Inc.’s Scott Kleinman.
JPMorgan boss would �be a strong candidate for knighthood’, says Conservative minister
New listings could shore up the positive mood in the City