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The biggest chinese ipo in years has turned into a giant mess. What are bankers saying about d d chu shing, and what's next for chinese tech companies that want to list in the us? A new e report add pressure to withhold funds from hungary. The pentagon just cancelled a massive contract with microsoft. And a feud between sadi arabia and the u a e is rattling oil markets.

Didi lost a fifth of its market value after Chinese regulators announced an investigation into the ride-hailing app that last week raised more than $4bn in a New York IPO, the Opec impasse highlights growing tensions between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, the Pentagon cancels a highly sensitive $10bn cloud contract awarded to Microsoft, and a new report that says Viktor Orban’s government is failing to ensure the transparent use of EU funds and their independent oversight, which will embolden calls to withhold payments to Hungary.

Didi caught as China and US battle over data

https://www.ft.com/content/00403ae5-7565-413e-907d-ad46549375ba

Pentagon cancels $10bn cloud contract awarded to Microsoft

https://www.ft.com/content/7ac0e691-665f-4328-8b29-ee4883068e80

Opec impasse sees UAE ‘flexing its muscles’ against Saudi Arabia

https://www.ft.com/content/baca384d-c477-4a8b-bdcd-b174317af387

Orban government not ‘reliable steward’ of EU funds, report says

https://www.ft.com/content/4d79583c-f5a1-40be-93dc-cae27e6c713f?

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