Revolut CEO sued by broker over fees on US$400 million superyacht

Revolut CEO sued by broker over fees on US0 million superyacht

The claim is ‘without merit and will be defended’, says a spokesperson for Nik Storonsky’s family office Published Tue, Aug 4, 2026 · 06:25 PM [LONDON] Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky is facing a lawsuit in London claiming he dodged about 17.5 million euros (US$20.1 million) in commission when he bought a superyacht once valued by…

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China is getting more anxious about Mythos ahead of Trump-Xi meeting

China is getting more anxious about Mythos ahead of Trump-Xi meeting

Officials in Beijing are concerned about the cyber capabilities of AI frontier models made by US companies CHINA is growing anxious that Anthropic’s Mythos could be wielded against the world’s second-biggest economy, adding a volatile new issue to already heightened tensions before a planned summit between Chinese President Xi Jinping and his American counterpart Donald…

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Lufthansa warns 2026 profits could fall amid fuel price volatility

Lufthansa warns 2026 profits could fall amid fuel price volatility

The group plans to retire or temporarily ground several aircraft to streamline operations Published Tue, Aug 4, 2026 · 04:18 PM [LONDON/FRANKFURT] German airline group Lufthansa warned on Tuesday (Aug 4) that its operating profit could fall this year after the figure more than halved in the second quarter due to higher fuel costs tied…

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Nvidia will soon face a chip limit, warns Huawei’s top scientist

It will eventually be impossible to continually shrink and make integrated circuits more dense, says Liao Heng Published Tue, Aug 4, 2026 · 04:05 PM HUAWEI Technologies’ top semiconductor scientist warned of the looming physical limits that Western chipmaking giants including Nvidia face in their pursuit of more powerful processors, in a rare public appearance…

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Asia’s wealthy investors turning to private markets as AI stocks look ‘frothy’: Brookfield

Asia’s wealthy investors turning to private markets as AI stocks look ‘frothy’: Brookfield

Private markets offer cheaper entry point to AI infrastructure than public equities says the global asset manager [SINGAPORE] With public equity valuations in AI looking increasingly “frothy”, wealthy investors in Asia seeking exposure to the megatrend should look towards private markets such as infrastructure, where valuations remain far more reasonable, according to global asset manager…

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