Новости за 01.06.2017

What you need to know about the Baidu-Alibaba-Tencent trio in five charts

California has resolved to cut emissions but president wants to spur fossil fuel growth

Military spokesman says police in control of situation

Companies could replicate co-operation between Moscow and Riyadh on energy policy

Transatlantic ties already strained before president’s decision on climate accord

Returns have been concentrated in the lowest-rated credits but issuance is scarce

Proposed deal involving OneWeb and Intelsat fails due to bondholder opposition

UK drug groups face setting up safety operations on continent

Competitors Stagecoach and Go Ahead offer decent payouts

7 days to go: Tories turn safety-first — so no ‘Woman’s Hour’

News that Goldman Sachs had bought almost $3bn worth of Venezuelan bonds sparked outrage this week and prompted Venezuelan opposition leaders to accuse the US bank of handing the country’s autocratic government a financial lifeline even as many of its people go hungry. Jonathan Wheatley discusses the controversy with Gideon Long, FT Andes correspondent, and Robin Wigglesworth, US markets editor.

Successive governments have failed to confront problems plaguing the sector

Aviva says claim for damage to pool is among its most unusual claims

World’s largest retailer deploys people and technology in online battle with Amazon

Russian leader maintains Moscow would not interfere in another country’s poll

Deal comes one day after bank cut its stake in South African unit to 15%

It is unclear what more the US suitor could have done to seal a deal

Almost 3 times as many are employed in renewables industry as coal mining

Germany's Angela Merkel says Europe can no longer count on the US as a reliable partner, reflecting a widening rift with US president Donald Trump. Gideon Rachman discusses this deterioration in relations with FT Berlin correspondent Guy Chazan and Geoff Dyer, former Washington correspondent.