Ruben Seoane

Top Summaries FirstFT: Today’s top stories The vaccine is based on mRNA technology and is being developed in partnership with US group Translate Bio. "That will make this Independence Day something truly special, where we not only mark our independence as a nation but begin to mark our independence

Top Summaries BT chairman Jan du Plessis to retire "The exit of Du Plessis follows pressure in recent years from shareholders including activist investor Greenlight Capital to break up the company. Concerns over its investment strategy were raised within the first year of its operation, when two of the company's

Top Summaries Climate change: ‘the Paris goals are within reach’ The countries that signed the Paris accord have all committed, in theory, to submit new climate targets to the UN by the end of this year. That 2.1C forecast is also the lowest ever produced by the non-profit groups,

Top Summaries IAG slumps to biggest loss in its history The airline's full year operating loss after exceptional items was €7.4bn, its deepest loss since formation ten years ago. Engineer IMI posted a rise in annual profits as margin improvement countered sliding sales. Full-year results from the wealth

Top Summaries Rising interest rates cool sizzling rally in emerging markets The rush into emerging market assets since the depths of the coronavirus crisis a year ago is facing its first serious test as rising US interest rates revive memories of the "taper tantrum" of 2013.Emerging market stocks sailed

Top Summaries How the race for renewable energy is reshaping global politics "Any country which does not take green energy very seriously, but clings to polluting energy, will eventually get left behind."But Forrest wasn't searching for mineral deposits — he was on the hunt for clean energy.In a race

Top Summaries Scammers steal "hundreds of millions" using fake unemployment claims cbsnews.com It turned out that, as with thousands of Washington state residents, Lurie's identity was used by criminals seeking to capitalize on a flood of legitimate unemployment claims by sneaking in fraudulent ones. Boston Fed CEO says "it's