200 Degrees Coffee confirms a technical error led to a receipt showing a Nottingham business owner with a £63 quadrillion balance, making her theoretically the wealthiest person globally.
Applebee's is permanently closing at least four locations across New York, Missouri, and Indiana as part of a corporate restructuring plan, while its parent company plans to open 80 dual-branded restaurants in 2026.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warns current economic behaviour mirrors pre-2008 financial crisis patterns, with AI investment creating bubble risks and market volatility.
Trainline's share price dropped up to 7% after CEO Jody Ford announced his intention to step down, despite leading the company through significant growth and expansion across Europe.
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A viral AI report warning of a 'global intelligence crisis' by 2028 has caused sharp declines in tech and finance stocks, with companies like IBM and DoorDash seeing significant drops.
Diageo slashes dividend and downgrades outlook as new CEO Sir Dave Lewis announces decisive action to address falling sales and profits in the drinks giant.
As AI stocks dominate headlines, seasoned investors are turning to commodity producers, fast-food chains, and industrial manufacturers for stability and tangible returns in turbulent markets.
Asian shares rose, with Japan's benchmark hitting a record high, driven by a Wall Street rally fueled by AI excitement. Key gains seen in Japan, Australia, and South Korea amid varied reactions to China's export restrictions.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon cautions investors against risky bets, drawing parallels to pre-2008 financial crisis behaviour amid AI-driven market volatility.
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FTSE Russell's indicative changes reveal EasyJet and Rightmove are poised to drop from the FTSE 100, with IG Group and Tritax Big Box REIT set to replace them in London's premier stock index.
The FTSE 100 closed virtually unchanged for a second day despite concerns over AI disruption and US tariffs. Medical firm Convatec surged 10% after raising its mid-term growth guidance, while Croda also gained on strong results.
Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge opens up about the toughest choice of his career, closing businesses post-Covid, and his advocacy for hospitality sector support.
IBM shares plummeted 13.2% on Monday, marking the steepest daily decline since October 2000, following Anthropic's announcement that its Claude Code AI tool could modernize COBOL systems running on IBM mainframes.
Asian shares showed mixed performance following a Wall Street slump driven by selling of potential AI losers and Trump's new tariffs. Tokyo and Seoul gained, while Hong Kong and Australia declined.
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Coin collectors are searching for a rare 1882 penny with a tiny 'H' mark that could fetch up to £300. The coin was minted by Heaton and Sons rather than the Royal Mint.
Retirement savers face fresh losses as Dow plunges 810 points after President Trump announces immediate 15% global tariffs, reversing market optimism from Supreme Court decision.
The FTSE 100 closed slightly lower on Monday, with mining gains offset by renewed trade fears after US President Donald Trump announced a 15% global tariff. European markets also fell despite positive German data.
Global markets face uncertainty after Donald Trump imposes a 15% global tariff via executive order, following a Supreme Court defeat on his previous policy. Gold prices surged, the dollar weakened, and stock futures fell sharply.
Global markets face turmoil as gold prices spike and the US dollar weakens following Donald Trump's threat to raise tariffs to 15% after a Supreme Court ruling struck down his previous policy, creating widespread uncertainty.
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Gold prices jumped to over $5,280 per ounce and the US dollar weakened as markets reacted to Donald Trump's new 15% global tariff, following a Supreme Court ruling against his previous policy.
Mony Group reports £80.7 million pre-tax profit for 2025, driven by a 33% surge in home services revenue from energy switching, offsetting weaker car insurance sales.
Retail investors, once dismissed as 'dumb money,' are now outperforming professional funds, with $5.4 trillion in trading activity in 2025. Mobile apps and zero-commission trading fuel this surge, reshaping market dynamics.
Financial markets worldwide face turbulence after Donald Trump's proposed global tariffs lead to a sharp drop in the US dollar and stock indices, with the Supreme Court's involvement adding to investor uncertainty.
US futures and Bitcoin fell sharply while Asian markets showed mixed reactions after the Supreme Court struck down most of Trump's tariffs, creating new economic uncertainty.
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EY Item Club forecasts a temporary dip in UK mortgage and business lending growth for 2026, with recovery anticipated from 2027 as economic conditions improve.
Reserve Bank of Australia deputy governor Andrew Hauser says inflationary pressures persist, urging consumers to avoid unfair corporate pricing strategies.
Major tyre and servicing chain ATS Euromaster confirms plans to exit UK market, closing 86 service centres and putting over 700 jobs at risk while negotiating partial sales.
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British and European stock indexes climbed sharply after the US Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump's tariffs, with the FTSE 100 hitting a record high and marking its biggest weekly jump since mid-December.
