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Japanese financial groups have been beefing up their US presence

Traditional finance groups create digital asset infrastructure untainted by year of crypto scandals

State-backed investors have poured money into buyout groups, enabling Beijing to deploy hundreds of billions of dollars into western companies and economies even as the political mood has shifted

Also in today’s newsletter, UK power provider Drax crosses the Atlantic

Also in today’s newsletter, is ‘hybrid energy’ the right path to the future?

What role can private-sector investors play in improving supply reliability?

Also in today’s newsletter, new guidelines for nature reporting

Investors should challenge WE’s claims to be a marginal supplier that can control the market

Japanese financial groups have been beefing up their US presence

With smartphone sales slowing, the Taiwan group is moving on to the next big thing

Regulator warnings have made banks more skittish about holding their assets after FTX’s failure

The idea that we can predict the collapse of societies is hotly contested — but that doesn’t mean we can’t learn from it

JPMorgan chair’s comments come as data shows faltering recovery in world’s second-largest economy

Economists warn economic stimulus and ultra-loose monetary policies will fuel inflation crisis

Plus, the west pressures Turkey over Sweden’s Nato bid and Jamie Dimon warns of ‘uncertainty’ caused by Beijing

Plus, a farewell from the Future of Money and Monzo wins against a snack bar

A disturbing trend this year has been a surge in card testing attacks

A new survey from campaign group Reboot reveals extent of inequalities the sector

The future is not wholly bleak, despite falling valuations

The idea that we can predict the collapse of societies is hotly contested — but that doesn’t mean we can’t learn from it

From fleeing war and revolution to life as an émigré in the US, Fiona Maddocks profiles the much-loved Russian composer

‘Let’s be honest. Did we want a baby, or did we want parental leave?’

Plus: in this week’s puzzle — solve this tricky mate in two

The idea that we can predict the collapse of societies is hotly contested — but that doesn’t mean we can’t learn from it

Barbecue season and cherry season combine to make one unmissable dish

‘Let’s be honest. Did we want a baby, or did we want parental leave?’

In North Canterbury, a wine estate with Burgundian dreams has been battered by nightmare weather

From fleeing war and revolution to life as an émigré in the US, Fiona Maddocks profiles the much-loved Russian composer

Three books — including a novel — overturn assumptions about how politics, economics and science should combat global warming

Jen Beagin’s new novel is a brilliant satire of therapy-speak and wellness

The writer’s life might best be understood as one long reply to George Orwell’s idea that only plainness can illuminate truth

An insider guide to some of the most stylish places to stay in the City of Light

Retro-futurist glitz and astonishing views of the city are drawing the fashion crowd to a once unfashionable quartier

Boho vibes, quirky charm and DJ sets await you at this hipster haven

A former Holiday Inn has metamorphosed into a Raphael Navot-designed beauty that oozes Left Bank cool

From the hillsides of Benahavís to Marbella’s Golden Mile

Alluring new stays from Kraków to Porto

The London Design Biennale will address real-world problems with 3D showstoppers and virtual virtuosity

Meet the location wranglers who persuade homeowners to open their doors to film crews for TV shows such as ‘Succession’