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Long-awaited tax credit guidance expands origins for critical battery minerals but not components
New times call for new data
Tokyo aligns with Washington in move expected to significantly curtail activity by Beijing
Also in this newsletter: Finland’s three-way election battle
Value of mergers and acquisitions drops 45% year on year to $550.5bn
The Chinese leader has inverted the ‘hide and bide’ doctrine in a bid to shape a global system around Beijing’s interests
Treasury secretary Janet Yellen warns over ‘structural vulnerabilities’ of sector
Ambassador to bloc urges resistance to ‘unwarranted’ pressure and says Beijing will not be ‘trampled’
US central bank’s fight against inflation set to continue despite lingering concerns about banking system
Everyone wants a compromise, but solutions risk igniting a difficult diplomatic problem
After focusing on the dangers of strong wage growth, rate-setters have switched to businesses raising prices
The Biden administration may be shooting from the hip but Capitol Hill is hampered by shortsightedness and special interests
Recent collapses in US and Europe highlight new threats to lenders and upend conventional wisdom
Influential chamber of commerce says vast nickel reserves could meet demand for electric cars and batteries
This simple expedient would bring far-reaching changes to American banking, commerce and finance
Also in this newsletter: when Big Tech pretends to be small
Rich people finding tax loopholes isn’t a new concept but do authorities need to toughen rules on wash sales?
Monetary policy does not lean against booms but eases aggressively in busts while debt keeps rising inexorably
Move comes as Biden administration prepares guidance on qualifying for tax credits under IRA
Technology could boost global GDP by 7% but also risks creating ‘significant disruption’
Media company is trying to find $5.5bn in savings to stem video streaming losses
Markets now bet US, Canada and Brazil will cut borrowing costs before the autumn
Companies face ‘upset’ employees who are learning what new recruits will earn
Consumer tech might no longer be a growth area, but the digitisation of industry has just begun
Industry executives say they are encouraged by Brussels’ response to the IRA but urge quick action
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