Financial Times

Fourth-quarter profit misses expectations amid impairments as ¥500bn stock buyback announced

Plus, Norway’s rate increase. And dishwashers.

Also in this newsletter: Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expected to reaffirm Italy’s commitment to good ties with Washington

Also in today’s newsletter: US-Iran truce strained and ‘potential’ EU talks with Putin

Provocative pavilions and revelatory satellite shows compensate for a fatally flawed main exhibition

American companies fear an update to Brussels’ ‘Product Liability Directive’ will make it easier for consumers to sue

Officials discussed resources investments as Washington tries to break China’s control of critical minerals production

‘We don’t really believe in price controls’ says Andrew Giuliani, despite outcry from fan groups

Financiers convening in Beverly Hills were brimming with optimism in spite of the Iran war and stress in private markets

A Sopranos-style story of drugs and family in Bogotá, an interpreter finds that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, Bond is back — and more