Amazon reported accelerated cloud growth in the quarter to the end of June, and JPMorgan has walked into another football firestorm as it works on a plan with Fifa. Plus, Citadel bought Situational Awareness equity holdings after the hedge fund suffered steep AI losses, and DR Congo’s cobalt boom carries an unwanted cargo: uranium.

Mentioned in this podcast:

Amazon shares surge higher after cloud business grows 37%

How JPMorgan walked into another football firestorm

European nations to boycott World Cup in protest at Fifa’s plans

Citadel buys Situational Awareness equity holdings after steep AI losses

DR Congo’s cobalt boom carries an unwanted cargo: uranium

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JPMorgan walks into another football firestorm

FT News Briefing

JPMorgan walks into another football firestorm