"I think this inflation is quite bad, it’s intransigent, it’s not transitory, and the consequences will be recession," @StanChart CEO Bill Winters tells @flacqua.
Elon Musk says there are still a few “unresolved matters” with his Twitter takeover, and he is still waiting for a resolution on the matter of how many bots are on the platform
Russia again tightens its grip on Europe’s natural gas supply, rejecting an offer from Ukraine to book more transit capacity to compensate for reduced flows through a key pipeline to Germany
The world’s top airline chiefs are gathering in Doha for the annual meeting of the International Air Transport Association. Follow the latest updates trib.al/Fo3hJnm
Airbus chief says the European planemaker is engaged in talks with Qatar Airways to resolve a dispute over paint-degradation issues afflicting the Gulf carrier’s A350 jets bloom.bg/39Bx6UR
Twenty narrow-body Airbus jets that were fully built by the end of May were still missing engines, leading to plane delays bloom.bg/3On2pBq
ESG has long been a punching bag for the far right and disgruntled corporate executives. But a new group is growing leery of the $40 trillion industry: retail investors trib.al/Ide5ZwE
After attracting huge amounts of money for three years, demand for ESG is cooling. Flows into ESG funds slumped 36% in Q1, according to Morningstar data. It's the worst showing since before the pandemic began and was followed by another decline in April. trib.al/XzQkyqj
And ESG returns, which rode out the worst lockdown-induced selloffs, also are starting to sag. By the second week of June, European ESG equity funds had, on average, lost 14%, compared with an 11% decline in the Stoxx Europe 600 index trib.al/XzQkyqj
JUST IN: The leaders of Germany, France and Italy arrive in Kyiv for talks with President Zelenskiy.
Latest updates from Russia's invasion of Ukraine: trib.al/LRmz2FC
France's Engie says Russia has reduced gas shipments, echoing similar reports from German and Italian utilities as tensions escalate between Moscow and Europe
Russia and China gave alternative accounts of President Xi Jinping’s call with Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, as both sides seek to manage perceptions of their relationship following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine