← April 25, 2025

Several reports focus on the impact of tariffs, especially between the US and China, and how they are affecting businesses and markets globally, including potential exemptions and rising uncertainty.

• Will Cars, Phones and Other Goods Be Too Big to Tariff? — The New York Times Business - 11:38
• Colgate-Palmolive Cuts Earnings Outlook on Tariffs — Wall Street Journal - 11:35
• Engine maker Safran says China is exempting aerospace parts from tariffs — Financial Times - 10:26

• WPP CEO Sees Client Unease Amid Tariff Uncertainty, But No Spending Cuts — Wall Street Journal - 10:26
• Markets Rise on Hints of Easing Trade Tensions — The New York Times Business - 08:43
• Saint-Gobain Shares Rise After Company Posts Higher Sales, Reassures on Tariffs — Wall Street Journal - 08:06
• U.K. Retailers Post Surprise Rise in Sales Ahead of Tariff Turmoil — Wall Street Journal - 07:15
• 7-Eleven Owner Flags Tariff Challenges, Says Couche-Tard Talks Continue — Wall Street Journal - 06:31
• U.S. Urges Japan and South Korea to Commit to Alaska L.N.G. Project — The New York Times Business - 04:01
• Uncertainty remains the only certainty for UK on tariffs — Financial Times - 04:00
• Seven truths about trade — Financial Times - 04:00
• Tariffs restrain the march of the robots — Financial Times - 04:00
• US tariffs bite Chinese industry — Financial Times - 04:00
• Canada’s oil industry thrives despite Trump’s trade war — Financial Times - 03:00
• For Baby Strollers, There’s No Way Around China Tariffs — Wall Street Journal - 03:00
• India’s race to seal a deal with Trump — Financial Times - 01:30
• American Companies Shred Outlooks Over Tariff Uncertainty — Wall Street Journal - 01:00
• China Is Weighing Tariff Exemptions on Some U.S. Imports — The New York Times Business - 12:29
• China grants some tariff exemptions for US imports as trade war bites — Financial Times - 08:58

Reports cover earnings and sales updates from various companies, including Safran, BYD, Accor, and Comcast, as well as overall market trends and potential recession concerns.

• Safran Posts Revenue Beat, Lifted by Civil Aftermarket Services — Wall Street Journal - 11:43
• BYD First-Quarter Profit Doubled on Strong EV Sales — Wall Street Journal - 10:58
• Accor’s Shares Rise After Sales Grow on Sustained Demand — Wall Street Journal - 09:43

• Top Baloise Investor Cevian Sells Stake to Helvetia Shareholder Ahead of Merger Deal — Wall Street Journal - 09:33
• Markets cannot go on like this — Financial Times - 05:30
• Alphabet shares rise as Google search boosts profits — Financial Times - 00:26
• As Recession Fears Rise, ‘No Buy’ Takes On New Urgency — The New York Times Business - 09:00
• Comcast Loses Broadband Customers, Takes Theme-Park Hit From L.A. Fires — Wall Street Journal - 01:09
• ADRessing the dragon in the room — Financial Times - 08:44
• Insurance plans help boost growth in the healthcare industry — Financial Times - 03:00

The headlines address international relations, including UK's role in European defense, meetings with Putin, issues within French politics, and political fund raising efforts.

• Witkoff holds peace talks with Putin in Moscow — Financial Times - 12:49
• Child abuse scandal engulfs French prime minister — Financial Times - 11:34
• UK must pay to join EU defence fund, says Brussels — Financial Times - 08:51

• Why Europe isn’t getting too excited by Trump’s criticism of Putin’s bombs — Financial Times - 05:00
• A Tory-Reform pact now would lock in Reform’s weakness — Financial Times - 08:30
• Australia’s China ties in focus as election rivals hunt for votes — Financial Times - 03:24
• Elon Musk Backs Away From Washington, but DOGE Remains — The New York Times Business - 00:36

Several headlines discuss specific company decisions and strategies, including Apple's shift in iPhone production, Rusal's legal threats, and Intel's leadership change, shedding light on operational challenges and strategic shifts in different industries.

• Apple plans to make all iPhones for US market in India — Financial Times - 10:25
• Intel’s new boss starts with wafer-thin expectations — Financial Times - 09:36
• Apple aims to source all US iPhones from India in pivot away from China — Financial Times - 04:00

• Rusal threatens to sue Germany over ‘unlawful expropriation’ — Financial Times - 04:00
• A Side Hustle for Friends of Musk: Selling Access to Stakes in His Private Companies — Wall Street Journal - 01:00

These headlines cover art exhibitions, food-related news (including celebrity-endorsed products and culinary challenges), and architectural achievements, reflecting diverse aspects of culture and lifestyle.

• The best exhibitions to see in London this weekend — Financial Times - 12:48
• With Khloud, Khloe Kardashian Will Release a Protein-Packed Popcorn — The New York Times Business - 10:15
• Are you ready to roti? (The most challenging bake of all) — Financial Times - 08:30

• Elizabeth Diller’s High Line remade Manhattan. Now she’s taking on the world — Financial Times - 04:00
• How Chili’s Won When America Raged About Fast-Food Prices — Wall Street Journal - 00:00

These headlines cover the impact of AI in warfare, the rise of electric vehicles, the debate over chemical dyes in food, and trends in demand for AI technologies.

• RFK Jr. Wants to Ban Chemical Dyes. Food Makers Are in No Hurry. — The New York Times Business - 11:22
• How the War in Gaza Drove Israel’s A.I. Experiments — The New York Times Business - 09:00
• Baidu founder highlights ‘shrinking’ demand for DeepSeek’s text-based AI — Financial Times - 07:19

Headlines cover potential changes to corporate criminal case oversight and calls for tighter lobbying rules, reflecting ongoing debates about regulatory frameworks and governance.

• US prosecutors may end oversight tool in corporate criminal cases — Financial Times - 09:00
• ‘Loopholes you can walk through’: UK lobbying industry calls for tighter rules — Financial Times - 04:00
• Private equity executives face tougher checks on tax returns — Financial Times - 12:36

Headlines report on the UK's solar supply chain concerns, U.S. LNG project proposals, EDF's UK plants, and broader renewable energy trends, reflecting ongoing developments in the energy sector.

• The UK’s underwhelming response to solar supply chain fears — Financial Times - 11:01
• EDF’s new UK plants should be negotiated as one, French energy minister says — Financial Times - 04:00
• Renewables sector stays upbeat but clouds gather over global energy — Financial Times - 03:00