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City A.M. • Jul 17, 2025

Future: Marie Claire owner stays on track as US ad market steadies

Future PLC reported consistent third-quarter results supported by improvements in UK advertising and strong magazine sales, indicating progress toward achieving its anticipated fin...

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Financial Times • Jul 17, 2025

Down in one: how private equity swallowed the BrewDog Unicorn

The acquisition of BrewDog by private equity investors highlights a major financial transaction, illustrating how external funding strategies can significantly impact the valuation...

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Sky News Money • Jul 17, 2025

Jobless rate hits four-year high - but makes interest rate cut more likely

The unexpected increase in unemployment to its highest level in four years may influence the Bank of England to consider lowering interest rates to support economic growth.

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City A.M. • Jul 17, 2025

Drop off charges at UK airports hit £1 per minute

Increased fees for short-term vehicle stops at multiple UK airports have resulted in record-high costs, reflecting growing travel activity and ongoing adjustments to drop-off prici...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 17, 2025

European missile group MBDA selling parts for bombs that have killed children in Gaza

MBDA’s sales of critical components for munitions used in recent airstrikes contribute significant revenue to the company and highlight the complex economic links within the global...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 17, 2025

How EU's largest missile maker is selling parts for bombs that have killed children in Gaza – video

Revenues from the production and sale of GBU-39 bombs, facilitated by a UK-linked company, highlight the complex financial connections between European manufacturers and ongoing mi...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 17, 2025

High water bills, filthy rivers – and now drought. This is England's great artificial water crisis o...

The ongoing drought highlights how reliance on privatized water management may contribute to elevated costs for consumers and challenges in efficiently addressing environmental and...

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City A.M. • Jul 17, 2025

Dubai first-time buyer scheme hopes to lure Brits, and keep them

A newly introduced homeownership initiative in Dubai aims to attract and retain foreign residents by offering affordable property opportunities, potentially increasing investment f...

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City A.M. • Jul 17, 2025

What should investors do in H2? Diversify

In an environment marked by economic unpredictability, spreading assets across various markets and industries can help investors mitigate risks and enhance the stability of their f...

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City A.M. • Jul 17, 2025

The Bank of England is right: £25bn in assets isn’t that much for an SME lender

The upcoming regulatory adjustments easing asset thresholds for mid-sized lenders around £15-£25 billion could enable these institutions to expand their offerings and support more...

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City A.M. • Jul 17, 2025

Sticky inflation takes shine off Reeves’ week

Persistent inflation pressures have complicated economic recovery efforts, affecting market confidence and posing challenges for fiscal policy decisions in the period following the...

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City A.M. • Jul 17, 2025

Paragon Banking MD: ‘There’s a £500bn savings mountain sat in high street banks’

A substantial amount of personal savings remains deposited within traditional banking institutions, highlighting a significant opportunity for financial services to engage with the...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 17, 2025

UK drivers warned of soaring charges to drop off passengers at airports

Recent increases in fees for short-term vehicle stops at UK airports have made passenger drop-offs significantly more expensive compared to many other European hubs, impacting trav...

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Financial Times • Jul 17, 2025

Trump’s escalating attacks on Fed unnerve investors

The US president’s criticism of the Federal Reserve has caused fluctuations in the currency market and increased concerns about rising inflation over the long term.

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Financial Times • Jul 17, 2025

Big launch, small gains: Bobby Jain struggles to match hedge fund giants

Jain Global's initial year highlights the considerable challenges and costs involved in establishing a new multi-strategy hedge fund capable of competing with well-established indu...

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Financial Times • Jul 17, 2025

RBC chief warns UK wealth tax would compound non-dom exodus

The leader of Royal Bank of Canada suggests that implementing a wealth tax in the UK could increase the departure of wealthy international residents, potentially impacting the coun...

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City A.M. • Jul 17, 2025

Mark Kleinman: Radical Post Office reform has mutual interest 

The proposed changes to the Post Office structure could impact investment strategies and shareholder value by potentially shifting ownership and governance models within the financ...

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City A.M. • Jul 17, 2025

Sadiq Khan to host first-ever mayoral London-Africa business summit

The upcoming summit aims to enhance economic collaboration by connecting key business leaders and officials, potentially increasing trade opportunities and investment flows between...

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BBC Business • Jul 16, 2025

Busiest UK airports raise kiss-and-fly fees, says RAC

Several major UK airports have increased short-term passenger drop-off charges to as much as £7, reflecting a growing trend to boost revenue from short stay vehicle access.

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Financial Times • Jul 16, 2025

A weak yen is the root of Japan’s lurch to the right

The decline in the yen’s value has influenced economic conditions, contributing to shifts in political attitudes and policies within Japan without using the original headline wordi...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 16, 2025

‘There’s a bit of a queue forming’: how UK firms are enticing buyers for the next generation of figh...

The development and eventual deployment of the upcoming advanced combat aircraft is expected to drive substantial investment and sustained economic activity within the UK’s aerospa...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 16, 2025

Zuckerberg says Meta will build data center the size of Manhattan in latest AI push

Meta’s planned investment in an enormous new data center and substantial AI development reflects its commitment to allocating significant financial resources toward advancing cutti...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 16, 2025

The Guardian view on Reeves’s trickle-down economics: deregulation dressed as economic renewal | Edi...

The recent policy proposals signal a shift toward prioritizing financial sector growth through eased regulations, potentially affecting market stability and limiting focus on broad...

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BBC Business • Jul 16, 2025

Faisal Islam: Surprise inflation jump complicates interest rate decision

An unexpected rise in inflation may influence the Bank of England's upcoming choices regarding monetary policy adjustments, potentially delaying reductions in borrowing costs.

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 16, 2025

Debra Crew couldn’t shift Diageo’s post-Covid hangover

Diageo’s recent leadership change reflects ongoing challenges in recovering revenue growth and profitability following pandemic-related disruptions, highlighting the importance of...

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Financial Times • Jul 16, 2025

Trump asked lawmakers whether he should fire Fed’s Powell

The president's inquiry about potentially removing the Federal Reserve chair caused notable fluctuations in financial markets, highlighting the sensitivity of investors to changes...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 16, 2025

Trump privately indicates he may soon fire Fed chair Jerome Powell

Potential changes in Federal Reserve leadership have raised concerns about market stability and could influence monetary policy decisions, impacting investor confidence and economi...

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City A.M. • Jul 16, 2025

ABPI: UK aims high on life sciences, but investment lags behind

The UK government's plan to become a global life sciences leader by 2030 faces financial challenges as current investment levels and funding reforms may be insufficient to meet the...

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The Guardian – Business • Jul 16, 2025

Ad agency WPP asked to work on campaign nudging UK savers to invest in shares

The initiative supported by government and funded by financial institutions seeks to encourage more individuals to allocate savings into equities, potentially boosting market parti...

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City A.M. • Jul 16, 2025

Powering the Future

Saudi Arabia's transition to renewable energy is attracting significant foreign investment, driving policy reforms, and fostering innovation that could diversify the nation’s econo...

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