LSEG courts US & Asian investors for football ventures
Exclusive: London Stock Exchange Group's private capital arm makes strategic move into football, targeting US and Asian investors for UK sports assets amid growing institutional interest.
Category : Markets
Trader sues over £1.2M bonus after £6B profits
A high-flying City trader is suing his former employers after they allegedly withheld a seven-figure bonus following his team's extraordinary £6 billion profit-making performance during market turbulence.
Trader sues over £4.5M bonus after £60M profits
High-flying trader sues financial firm for withholding massive bonus despite delivering extraordinary profits during pandemic market surge
Bank of England: No Guarantee of Rate Cuts Says Bailey
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey cautions that falling inflation doesn't automatically mean imminent interest rate cuts, signalling continued economic pressure for UK households and businesses.
London Stock Exchange revival: Triple IPO boost for City
The London Stock Exchange is experiencing a remarkable revival with three major IPOs launching simultaneously, signalling renewed confidence in UK markets under Chancellor Rachel Reeves' economic strategy.
French crisis sparks global bond market meltdown fears
As France's political turmoil sends shockwaves through European bond markets, experts warn Britain and other governments face similar debt crises. Discover why global financial stability hangs in the balance.
15 million Brits have under £100 in savings
Exclusive: New research reveals 15 million Brits have less than £100 in savings, creating a financial crisis waiting to happen as living costs soar.
FTSE 100 Falls as UK Economy Contracts in October
London's FTSE 100 experienced significant losses after shock GDP data revealed the UK economy contracted in October, with retail and mining stocks leading the decline.
London Stock Exchange Faces Major Setback as Top Firm Mulls Exit
Exclusive analysis reveals growing concerns for London's financial hub status as another FTSE 100 firm considers moving its primary listing overseas, sparking fears of an exodus from the City.
Yen crashes to decades low as Nikkei hits record high
The Japanese yen crashes to its weakest level in decades while the Nikkei hits record highs following Sanae Takaichi's election victory. Gold continues its spectacular rally, nearing the $4,000 milestone as global markets react to Japan's political shift.
Japan Courts Wall Street Firms in Challenge to London
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party, under former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's influence, is actively persuading major Wall Street firms to establish operations in Tokyo, creating new competition for London's financial dominance.
Buffett's Warning: Stock Market Indicator Flashes Red
Legendary investor Warren Buffett's favourite market indicator has hit alarming levels, suggesting US stocks are severely overvalued. Discover what this means for your investments and why Buffett is sitting on a record $189 billion cash pile.
British winner scoops £26m EuroMillions jackpot
A lucky British ticket holder has become an overnight multi-millionaire after winning the massive £26 million EuroMillions jackpot. The life-changing win marks one of the biggest lottery successes in recent UK history.
UK's Third EuroMillions Winner Banks £61M Jackpot
A lucky Brit has become the third UK EuroMillions winner this year, banking a staggering £61 million jackpot in Friday's draw. Discover how this life-changing win transforms another British ticket holder into a multimillionaire overnight.
BrewDog sells £9.8M Scottish rewilding estate
Craft beer giant BrewDog offloads 2,500-acre Kinrara Estate amid financial pressures, raising questions about its environmental commitments and future business strategy.
LSE boost as beauty brand floats and John West plans IPO
The London Stock Exchange receives dual confidence vote as premium beauty group Freshly Cosmetics begins trading while seafood favourite John West confirms upcoming IPO, signalling renewed market optimism.
London's AIM Market Outperforms Dow Jones
The UK's Alternative Investment Market (AIM) has delivered staggering returns that left the Dow Jones in the dust, with investment expert Russ Mould revealing which sectors drove this extraordinary performance.
Jamie Oliver pays £2.5m to himself as profits slump
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver and his wife Jools paid themselves £2.5 million despite their restaurant group seeing pre-tax profits fall by 75%. The financial revelations come as the hospitality sector faces ongoing challenges.
Asahi Halts UK Construction Amid Economic Pressures
Japan's brewing giant Asahi halts UK building projects amid economic turbulence, sparking concerns about beer shortages and price increases for British consumers.
THG Shares Crash 20% After Takeover Talks Collapse
Manchester-based e-commerce leader THG sees shares crash dramatically after takeover talks with Apollo collapse, wiping millions from market value and shaking investor confidence.
Trump's Wall Street comments spark Asian market turmoil
Former US President Donald Trump's controversial comments about Wall Street during Manila rally trigger market turbulence across Asia, with analysts warning of economic instability.
Lost Fabergé Winter Egg sells for £3.9 million
A rare Fabergé Winter Egg, missing for decades, has fetched nearly £4 million at a London auction, breaking records and stunning art collectors worldwide.
FTSE 100 Plummets Amid UK Economic Contraction
London's blue-chip index suffers significant losses amid shock GDP contraction and global market turbulence. Expert analysis on the economic outlook.
Tesco warns budget cuts could push prices higher
Tesco chairman John Allan cautions that government spending cuts could trigger 'substantial' price rises for consumers already struggling with inflation.
Elon Musk loses $18bn as Tesla shares crash
Elon Musk's net worth plunges dramatically as Tesla shares nosedive following disappointing earnings and production concerns, wiping out billions in market value.
Thames Water creditors agree £1.6bn rescue deal
Thames Water's creditors have agreed to a crucial £1.6bn financial restructuring plan as Britain's largest water company battles to avoid collapse, while Tesco reports strong profits and markets react to economic uncertainty.
Asian Markets Rally as KOSPI Hits 22-Month High
Asian markets surged with South Korea's KOSPI reaching its highest level in nearly two years, while Philippine stocks hit record highs as investor confidence grows across the region.
US Government Shutdown Threatens Crucial Jobs Data
Financial markets face unprecedented uncertainty with potential government closure threatening to delay vital employment reports that guide Federal Reserve policy and investor decisions worldwide.
RBA Bets Against Rate Cut Despite Economic Signals
The Reserve Bank of Australia appears poised to pause interest rate cuts, signalling confidence in the economy despite contradictory data. Analysis suggests the RBA believes current conditions are stronger than indicators show.
US Shutdown Fears Rattle Global Markets
As America faces another potential government shutdown, financial markets brace for impact. Discover how this political stalemate could affect your investments and the global economy.
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