JAMIE CARR: Ryanair’s flying high as travellers take to skies once more
Ryanair’s flying high as travellers take to skies once more
JAMIE CARR: Aramco keeps printing cash like there’s no tomorrow
Saudi Arabia’s oil juggernaut ploughs on relentlessly seemingly oblivious to the royal household’s ignoble human rights record
JAMIE CARR: BMW puts pedal to the metal
German carmaker BMW is confident of keeping competition in the rear-view mirror
JAMIE CARR: Huawei shrugs off sanctions to challenge iPhone
US sanctions had been designed to prevent the company getting its hands on 5G technology, but that proved about as effective as attempts to stop Pieter-Steph ...
JAMIE CARR: Feeding on the fat of the land
Weight-loss medication powers Novo Nordisk to new heights as rivals play a desperate game of catch-up
JAMIE CARR: Upstart Nio poses threat to Detroit car giants
The EV company may be losing money at spectacular speed, but it has hefty state backing
JAMIE CARR: UK wine makes comeback
Under the Romans the wine industry flourished. Now, because of climate change, it’s growing again
JAMIE CARR: Banking on good health
More slick growth for Discovery but Astral Foods staggers under power cuts and bird flu
JAMIE CARR: Arm gets a big leg up
There is a great deal of hope that Arm’s triumphant debut on the Nasdaq might mark a turning point
JAMIE CARR: Impressive Shoprite scores under the posts
Sixty60 delivery operation kicks all the conversions, and its opponents’ butts
JAMIE CARR: More of a lulu than a lemon
Athleisure company finds a sweet spot thanks to blistering growth in China
JAMIE CARR: Speed bumps for a fast mover
Hanoi’s VinFast EV maker makes spectacular Nasdaq debut but has yet to sell many cars
JAMIE CARR: War rearranges the investment landscape
Arms maker’s order book overflows as Ukraine and its allies stock up for counteroffensive
JAMIE CARR: At last, Uber posts first operating profit
Uber faces a long journey before it generates a decent return on capital, if it ever gets there
JAMIE CARR: Hermès bags big profits
With 22% sales growth in the first half, the strategy of selected supply is certainly paying off for the luxury goods group
JAMIE CARR: Recycle the plastic, doll
Mattel is in the pink thanks to the success of the ‘Barbie’ movie
JAMIE CARR: JPMorgan Chase still on the money
JPMorgan Chase’s revenue and profits hit the heights but interest rate gloom lifts provision for credit losses to $1.7bn
