WPP hires Microsoft's Holly Williams as Western Europe CEO
Global advertising giant WPP has named Holly Williams, a seasoned Microsoft executive, as its new CEO for Western Europe, signalling a strategic push in the region.
Category : Markets
Bank of England holds rates amid trade tensions
The Bank of England keeps interest rates steady as global trade tensions escalate. Experts weigh in on the economic impact and future outlook.
Trump: 'Stock market will crash if I lose election'
Former US President Donald Trump warns of a stock market collapse if he's not re-elected, as Apple shares surge and Asian markets react. What do analysts say?
Rare 1933 penny could sell for £5 million
A rare 1933 penny, one of only four in existence, is set to sell for a staggering £5 million. Discover the fascinating history behind Britain's most sought-after coin.
London Stock Exchange woes signal UK economic crisis
The struggles of the London Stock Exchange highlight deeper issues in the UK's economic strategy. Is it time for a radical rethink?
European Pharma Stocks Hit 3-Month Low on Tariff Fears
Shares in major European pharmaceutical firms plummet as investors react to potential US tariffs, sparking market volatility and sector-wide uncertainty.
AT&T staff told: Return to office or face consequences
A top Wall Street executive has demanded AT&T employees return to the office full-time, warning of repercussions for those who refuse. The move signals a broader push to end remote work flexibility.
Glencore shares soar on London listing plans
Glencore's shares surge after the commodities titan reveals strategic plans to list on the London Stock Exchange, signalling confidence in UK markets.
Glencore pays £276m in UK bribery settlement
Swiss mining giant Glencore agrees to pay £276 million to settle UK bribery allegations linked to its oil operations in Africa.
Glencore keeps London listing, rejects US move
Glencore, the global mining powerhouse, has decided against relocating its primary stock market listing from London to the US, reaffirming its commitment to the UK financial hub.
FTSE 100 Falls as Tesla Shares Crash
The FTSE 100 faced a downturn amid Tesla's stock crash and global market volatility. Discover the key factors driving the sell-off and what it means for investors.
American industry faces bankruptcy crisis
Iconic American companies are battling a wave of bankruptcies as consumer demand collapses, forcing urgent restructuring across key sectors.
Trump's Tokyo remarks anger financial world
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after making inflammatory comments about Asian financial markets during a Tokyo event, raising concerns over diplomatic tensions.
News Corp grows despite newspaper revenue fall
News Corp has posted overall revenue growth in its latest financial results, even as its traditional newspaper business continues to struggle.
Sir Bill O'Brien, business titan, dies at 94
Sir Bill O'Brien, the visionary entrepreneur who transformed British retail and banking, has died at 94. His legacy reshaped industries and inspired generations.
Diageo shares crash after Latin America sales warning
Drinks giant Diageo sees £18bn wiped off its market value as Latin American sales decline triggers investor alarm, with shares dropping to a three-year low.
Chinese carmakers surge as UK auto market struggles
Chinese automakers are outperforming the struggling UK car market, reporting soaring sales while traditional brands face declines, according to new industry data.
UK car sales surge 14% in February
New car registrations in the UK rose by 14% in February, marking the best performance since the pandemic. Electric vehicle demand slows, while hybrids gain traction.
Diageo expands cost cuts as profits plunge
Diageo, the parent company of Guinness, ramps up cost-cutting measures amid a sharp drop in profits. Will this strategy revive its fortunes?
Diageo moves Guinness production to Scotland
Drinks giant Diageo relocates Guinness production from London to Scotland, impacting jobs but promising long-term savings. Learn how this affects iconic brands like Johnnie Walker and Baileys.
Diageo shares plunge on profit warning
Diageo's stock takes a hit after issuing a profit warning, dragging the FTSE 100 down. Analysts weigh in on the beverage giant's challenges in Latin America and beyond.
Palantir: Top Stock Pick for 2025?
Analysts predict Palantir Technologies could be a top-performing stock by 2025. Discover why this data analytics giant is gaining traction among investors.
Bonnie Blue: The Economics of a Porn Empire
Exploring the rise of Bonnie Blue's adult entertainment empire and the economic forces shaping the industry's future.
China warns EV makers over price-cutting wars
Chinese authorities warn electric vehicle makers to stop excessive price cuts and overproduction, aiming to stabilise the competitive market.
Aussies lose millions as super fund collapses
Thousands of Australians face financial uncertainty as a leading superannuation company collapses, leaving millions in retirement savings at risk.
Sydney Sweeney's AE Ad Ties to Trump Stock Surge
Actress Sydney Sweeney's latest American Eagle campaign has unexpectedly become a talking point in US politics, coinciding with a surge in Trump Media stock.
NY Post expands to California, targets West Coast readers
The New York Post is making waves with its expansion into California, aiming to challenge local media giants and capture the West Coast audience.
EU investor confidence drops amid Trump trade deal fears
Investor confidence in the EU has dropped sharply as Donald Trump's proposed trade deal with Brussels sparks fears of economic instability.
Car loan compensation: who gets paid and how much?
Regulators reveal payout details for millions affected by unfair car loan practices. Find out if you're eligible and how much you could claim.
UK car finance scandal: Millions may get compensation
A major investigation into car finance deals could see millions of UK drivers receiving compensation after being mis-sold loans with hidden commission fees.
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