It’s been 12 months since Russian President Vladimir Putin’s bloody invasion. In this Viewsroom podcast, Breakingviews columnists discuss how energy markets have changed for good, how defence companies are benefiting, and another potential conflict troubling CEOs and investors.
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Breakingviews - Walmart’s ho-hum is the new fabulousAt Walmart , boring is the new fabulous. The $390 billion retailing giant is a bellwether for consumer spending. So, it would follow that, as wallets become pinched, low growth and slim margins would be cause for concern. But Walmart benefits from being big, established, and, importantly, profitable, and the latter can’t be said for Amazon.com’s retail business. As the shine comes off of technology companies, Walmart’s failures are an afterthought.
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Breakingviews - TikTok stirs up Starbucks workforce solutionsStarbucks is embracing the buzz. The coffee chain filed a new patent for a machine to help customize complicated beverages, according to a Business Insider report on Monday. A TikTok craze for off-menu concoctions such as the Churro Frappuccino, which the company has indulged, is accelerating demand for such technical inventions, as perhaps are worker movements and the pressure to increase wages.
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Breakingviews - K-pop showdown amplifies shareholder voicesWorldwide boy-band sensation BTS may be on hiatus, but refreshing new financial acts threaten to upend the world of K-pop, and perhaps South Korea. The country’s largest potential hostile takeover hangs in the balance, as music agency Hybe , best known for managing the popular seven-member group vies for control of rival SM Entertainment . The saga showcases a stubborn founder, a rising activist investment fund and a potential white knight. Look past the spectacle, however, and there are signs of real progress for shareholders.
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Breakingviews - Fresenius takes tentative step on road to breakupFresenius’s sprawling business is getting tighter. On Tuesday evening the $17 billion German medical technology company said it will relinquish control of its listed dialysis firm, Fresenius Medical Care , in order to focus on its core businesses.
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Breakingviews - UAE gas IPO’s $50 bln valuation looks like a floorThe United Arab Emirates’ bumper gas listing inevitably invites comparisons with Saudi Aramco . Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) is selling a 4% stake in its gas processing arm to local and international investors through an initial public offering, the biggest one in the Gulf since the Saudi oil giant’s $1.7 trillion market debut in 2019. While ADNOC Gas’s mooted $50 billion valuation is much smaller, foreign investors may find more to like.
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Breakingviews - Robinhood’s stock awards tell a cautionary fableAfter digital stockbroker Robinhood Markets shed a third of its workforce last year, founders Vlad Tenev and Baiju Bhatt asked themselves what they personally could do to help. The duo decided to surrender an $806 million bonus. What sounds like a generous gesture really isn’t, however. The company’s shareholders are no better off, helping explain why rewards structured this way are such a bad idea.
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