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Reliance’s profit growth dented by global oil upheaval

Also in this newsletter, questions arise over future growth in the Indian Premier League

Regulators had reviewed whether deal violated Beijing’s investment rules

Navy captures Audías Flores Silva, one of the contenders to lead the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel

From Daniel Schlaepfer, Founder and President, Select Vantage, Toronto, ON, Canada

From Harriet Tupper, Chippenham, Wiltshire, UK

From Pietro Negri, Parma, Italy

From Blair Noonan, Dublin, Ireland

‘He can watch an entire marathon in under two hours’

Founder of electric-truck maker earns about 13 times more than next best-paid American auto executive

The surname of Vella Ramasawmy, managing director of the Biltmore Mayfair hotel, was wrongly spelt in an article on April 25

A brilliant and adventurist beacon for Japanese industry in the past is now stumbling

Opposition to overhaul softens with the cost of benefits linked to ill health forecast to exceed £100bn by end of decade

Filings reveal the extent of deal’s reliance on Middle Eastern sovereign-wealth investors

Case has emerged as one of the biggest ongoing multibillion-dollar corporate tort claims

Companies redraw $135bn alliance as ChatGPT maker seeks greater independence to increase revenues

Also in today’s newsletter: Italy extradites alleged Chinese spy to US, and German chancellor says Washington being ‘humiliated’ by Iran

UK hopes royals can help mend relationship strained by Iran war

Offer from Saba Capital to buy shares of private credit fund at 65 cents on the dollar fails to attract sellers

Cole Allen appears in court as White House blames critics for demonising the president

A takeover, which would create a combined entity serving about 9.6mn customers, could be reached within weeks

Embattled prime minister faces stern test of his authority as key witnesses give evidence to parliamentary committee

MP was ejected from Conservative Party this year amid speculation he was planning to defect to Reform

Chief executive József Váradi claims carriers are ‘operating based on political pressure’ in highly unusual criticism