Netflix gained 1.5m subscribers in the second quarter but lost 430,000 subscribers in the US and Canada, and UBS has launched a portfolio that invests solely in women-led hedge funds. Plus, the FT’s metals and mining correspondent, Henry Sanderson, talks about how the London Metals Exchange and the US-based CME Group are vying to capture rapid growth in demand for commodities tied to the electric car industry with new lithium futures contracts.
Netflix bleeds subscribers in US and Canada with no sign of recovery with Tim Bradshaw, global tech correspondent
https://www.ft.com/content/97ccbdab-6547-4d1b-bb3f-f251931901c2
UBS launches portfolio to invest in women-led hedge funds
https://www.ft.com/content/dab5a2b3-c083-411b-b2d1-969d6bcf862b
LME launches lithium contract as CME rivalry intensifies with Henry Sanderson, metal and mining correspondent
https://www.ft.com/content/5ff0aaa5-a501-42a5-85f4-76537cd6c990
French app Yuka brings people power to the supermarket aisle
https://www.ft.com/content/850d9f5c-b4ab-42d5-a53d-d25b3ae99c77
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