The Companies and Markets Show: Arm, M&S, China and BHP
This week’s episode covers a lot of ground, from smartphone chip designer Arm, to China’s current economic state, to resurgent retailer M&S. We begin with Arthur Sants on chip maker Arm's mooted $60bn valuation. Is this realistic, given where its rivals are trading? Next up is Ali Al Enazi on his latest piece about…
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