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Tesla’s market value suffers biggest one-day drop after Trump-Musk spat
The recent conflict between the US president and the CEO of Tesla resulted in a significant decline in the company's stock price, reflecting investor concerns about potential impac...
Read Full Article →Builder.ai owes money to corporate spies and defamation lawyers
Following reports on the founder’s legal challenges, the Microsoft-supported UK technology company engaged experts in reputation management, reflecting considerable financial commi...
Read Full Article →Trump and Xi agree to launch new round of trade talks
The recent conversation between the two leaders signals a potential easing of economic frictions, which could impact global markets and international trade dynamics in the coming m...
Read Full Article →Draw your own chart game: How Taco were Trump’s tariffs?
The impact of the US president’s trade policies on import taxes can be explored through an interactive chart that reveals changes in tariffs during the trade dispute with Taco-rela...
Read Full Article →UK fintech Wise to switch main listing to New York
The decision by the UK-based fintech company to relocate its primary stock exchange to New York reflects ongoing challenges faced by London in attracting and retaining major financ...
Read Full Article →UK inflation overstated due to government data error, ONS says
The adjustment in vehicle tax data led the Office for National Statistics to lower the annual inflation rate for April to 3.4%, indicating a minor correction in the reported cost o...
Read Full Article →The ONS reported a huge jump in vehicle taxes and nobody is happy
Recent data from the ONS reveals a notable increase in vehicle tax revenues, reflecting broader economic shifts that have elicited widespread public concern and dissatisfaction acr...
Read Full Article →Inside the collapse of Microsoft-backed UK tech unicorn Builder.ai
Several major investors, including those from Qatar, are recognizing that their financial support may have been given to a company whose revenue figures were significantly overstat...
Read Full Article →Big investors shift away from US markets
Major shifts in investor preferences reflect concerns about economic policies and increasing national debt, leading to reduced appeal of US financial markets compared to other oppo...
Read Full Article →Biden’s activist treasury issuance continues under Trump
The ongoing approach to government borrowing, initially introduced during Biden’s term and criticized by some experts, remains in practice and is increasingly being adopted by othe...
Read Full Article →Fossil fuel spending to fall for first time since pandemic
Global investments in energy resources are expected to decrease, particularly within the oil industry, as reduced market prices prompt businesses to adjust their financial strategi...
Read Full Article →Criminals stole £47mn in phishing attack on UK tax agency
A cybercrime incident targeting a UK tax authority resulted in the unauthorized access of numerous payroll accounts, leading to a substantial financial loss estimated at tens of mi...
Read Full Article →Glencore-backed Cobalt Holdings scraps planned London listing
The decision to cancel the public offering may impact investor confidence and alter the company’s capital-raising strategy, influencing its financial position and market opportunit...
Read Full Article →It’s always steel — tariffs provide Trump with a familiar trade weapon
The steel sector has long faced challenges such as excess supply and trade barriers, which influence market dynamics and government policies affecting economic stability and intern...
Read Full Article →Apple and Alibaba’s AI rollout in China delayed by Trump trade war
The geopolitical conflict between the US and China has led to regulatory challenges that postponed the introduction of advanced technology products, potentially impacting revenue g...
Read Full Article →EU urges China to loosen rare earth curbs as carmakers near crisis point
European officials highlight the economic impact of restricted access to critical minerals from China, emphasizing potential disruptions for automotive manufacturers facing increas...
Read Full Article →Trump tells Powell to cut rates as data raises concern for US economy
The US president has urged the Federal Reserve to reduce interest rates more quickly, highlighting concerns about economic data and contrasting the Fed’s pace with that of the Euro...
Read Full Article →Reeves vows to reinstate some winter fuel payments this year
The Chancellor’s commitment to restore certain winter fuel subsidies aims to provide financial relief to households, while maintaining current income tax, VAT, and national insuran...
Read Full Article →Europe confronts Trump’s triple threat on Ukraine, Nato and trade
European leaders are concerned that during extensive discussions, the U.S. President may leverage key geopolitical and economic challenges to influence negotiations, potentially im...
Read Full Article →Iranians seek safety in gold from sanctions and military threats
Rising demand for gold in Iran, driven by economic uncertainty and geopolitical risks, has caused local prices to increase faster than international rates, impacting the financial...
Read Full Article →Thames Water’s financial options are narrowing
Thames Water is facing increasing challenges in securing funding as investor interest declines, underscoring the complexities involved in implementing a sustainable financial strat...
Read Full Article →Labour forced to postpone £5,000-a-head business conference
The delay of the exclusive business event, featuring key government officials, may impact planned investments and networking opportunities that typically generate substantial econo...
Read Full Article →We have ‘surrendered more to the machines’, says quant fund titan Cliff Asness
Cliff Asness, co-founder of AQR, acknowledges the growing role of artificial intelligence in shaping investment decisions, highlighting a shift toward greater reliance on automated...
Read Full Article →British industry exempted from Trump’s doubling of steel tariffs
The exemption from increased steel tariffs offers potential cost savings for British manufacturers, while business leaders urge swift enactment of the recently negotiated trade agr...
Read Full Article →Trump orders 50% steel and aluminium tariffs to begin on June 4
The increase in tariffs on steel and aluminium imports is expected to impact international trade dynamics and could lead to higher costs for manufacturers relying on these material...
Read Full Article →What next for Thames Water?
The potential government takeover of the UK’s biggest water provider highlights significant financial challenges following the withdrawal of private investors from a multi-billion-...
Read Full Article →UK set to back Nato push for members to spend 3.5% of GDP on defence
The UK is anticipated to support NATO’s proposal for increased defence budgets, highlighting the importance of higher military expenditure amid ongoing political scrutiny regarding...
Read Full Article →Interest rates are normal, the world is not
Amid widespread economic uncertainty, changes in borrowing costs could significantly impact markets by either slowing growth or driving prices upward, potentially leading to combin...
Read Full Article →UK interest rate cuts hinge on slowing wage growth, Bailey says
The possibility of lowering interest rates in the UK depends on a reduction in wage increases, as the central bank anticipates slower pay growth throughout the year.
Read Full Article →KKR drops out of Thames Water rescue deal
The withdrawal of the American investment company from the funding arrangement raises concerns about the economic stability and long-term viability of the United Kingdom's biggest...
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