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Shares of UK financial services plunge as recent success makes them a potential tax target for Reeves’ mission to close the ‘fiscal black hole’

The UK’s stock market index surpassed 9000 points for the first time ever, outpacing US and EU markets so far this year.

Poundland has been sold for just £1 to US investment firm Gordon Brothers, as the struggling discount chain continues to lose business

From Tanks to ‘supermini’ consumer cars, France’s Renault has seen it all. How are they cementing their place in the modern EV market?

Rachel Reeve’s Spring budget seems reminiscent of George Osborne’s austerity - is a Labour mutiny now in sight?

The courts permit a £3 billion rescue payment as the water company sinks in debt Named after the murky river that runs through the UK’s...

UK hit by 25% tariff on steel & aluminium exports to US despite Starmer’s recent success in maintaining relations with Washington

UK pharmacy Boots’ parent company, struggling amongst cheaper competition, to be sold to US private equity firm Sycamore

Rachel Reeves plans cuts to welfare budget as fiscal legroom vanishes, increased borrowing and destabilised trade have played their part.

At Starmer’s London summit, unity amongst European leaders and beyond was palpable. But is this enough to secure peace for Ukraine?

Wood Group, a British energy engineering goliath, has seen its valuation tumble to less than £200m this month.

The British Consumer Prices Index (CPI) has risen to a 3% high in January 2025, far higher than the 2.8% forecasted by most economic...