ECB holds rates amid inflation concerns
The European Central Bank keeps interest rates unchanged as inflation pressures persist. President Christine Lagarde signals cautious optimism while markets await future policy shifts.
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RBA delays rate cuts - more pain for borrowers
The Reserve Bank of Australia has dashed hopes of imminent interest rate cuts, leaving millions of borrowers facing continued financial strain. Here's what the RBA governor said and what it means for your wallet.
Asian markets rally as Japan and Philippines lead gains
Asian stock markets, including Japan and the Philippines, surged as investor confidence grew following positive economic signals. Analysts highlight key factors driving the rally.
Jeff Bezos eyes CNBC takeover
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is reportedly considering a bid for CNBC, sparking speculation about the future of financial journalism under a Trump ally.
Hershey's raises prices as cocoa costs surge
Hershey's announces price hikes due to skyrocketing cocoa costs, impacting chocolate lovers worldwide. Find out how much more you'll pay for your favourite treats.
YouTube CEO joins Nasdaq board
YouTube's CEO, Neal Mohan, has been appointed to the board of Nasdaq, marking a significant crossover between Silicon Valley and Wall Street. This move highlights the growing influence of tech leaders in global financial markets.
Elon Musk's Wall Street visit sparks Tesla speculation
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has made a surprising appearance in New York, sparking speculation about the electric car giant's next big move on Wall Street. What does this mean for investors and the future of sustainable transport?
Tesla Q2 Earnings Fall Short as Sales Decline
Tesla's second-quarter earnings disappoint as sales drop and costs rise, putting pressure on CEO Elon Musk to reassure investors about the company's future.
MS advert banned over 'unhealthily thin' model
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned an MS fashion advert for promoting an 'unhealthily thin' body image, sparking debate on industry responsibility.
WEF founder, 87, accused of bullying & lavish spending
A bombshell internal investigation has accused the 87-year-old founder of the World Economic Forum of workplace bullying, exorbitant travel expenses, and making suggestive comments to a female executive.
Markets surge on US-Japan trade deal
Global markets rally after the US and Japan reach a trade agreement, easing economic tensions and boosting investor confidence.
UK watchdog probes Deloitte’s Glencore audits
The UK's Financial Reporting Council investigates Deloitte’s audits of mining giant Glencore amid concerns over potential regulatory breaches.
Global markets rally on US-Japan trade deal optimism
Stock markets rally worldwide following the landmark US-Japan trade agreement, with the Nikkei and FTSE 100 leading gains. Analysts predict sustained growth amid easing trade tensions.
Hershey's raises prices amid cocoa shortage
Hershey's announces price hikes as cocoa costs soar, impacting chocolate lovers worldwide. Find out why and how much more you'll pay.
Australian CEO resigns after ESPN controversy
The CEO of an Australian company resigns following backlash over remarks made on ESPN, sparking debate on corporate accountability.
GameStop & Trump Media stocks crash amid meme stock slump
Shares in GameStop and Trump Media plummet as meme stock frenzy fizzles. Analysts warn of volatility amid retail investor pullback and shifting market dynamics.
GameStop shares surge as meme stock rally returns
GameStop's stock surges as retail investors rally behind the meme stock phenomenon once more. Will history repeat itself, or is this a fleeting moment?
US carmakers face profit crash as EV reality bites
Major US car manufacturers report steep profit declines as electric vehicle (EV) challenges mount. A top CEO reveals the industry's harsh realities.
GM profits soar despite Trump tariffs
General Motors reports robust earnings, defying trade tensions and tariff pressures under the Trump administration. Discover how the automotive giant navigated economic headwinds.
Ex-City worker guilty of spying for Russia
A 56-year-old ex-City worker has been convicted of attempting to pass sensitive information to Russia, marking a major breach of UK national security.
Premium Bonds November winners: Are you a millionaire?
Find out if you’ve won big in the November 2023 Premium Bonds draw. Two lucky savers have bagged £1 million each – could you be next?
Trump’s £1.5bn Truth Social windfall sparks controversy
Former US President Donald Trump stands to gain nearly £1.5bn as shares in his Truth Social platform surge following a merger approval. Critics question the timing and valuation amid legal battles.
AstraZeneca invests $1.5bn in US despite Trump tariff threats
Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca announces a bold $1.5bn US expansion despite looming tariff threats from the Trump administration, signalling confidence in transatlantic trade resilience.
UK mortgage rates rise as FTSE 100 faces volatility
Latest updates on UK mortgage rates, pension impacts, and FTSE 100 fluctuations. How economic shifts are affecting homeowners and investors.
Nikkei Hits Record High as Asian Markets Rally
Japan's Nikkei index soared to unprecedented levels, leading a surge across Asian markets, fueled by positive economic signals and corporate earnings.
RBA warns of prolonged high rates, mortgage pain ahead
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michele Bullock warns of prolonged high interest rates, spelling trouble for millions with mortgages. Experts predict financial pain ahead.
US ground beef prices hit record high
American consumers face soaring ground beef prices as costs reach unprecedented levels. Explore the factors behind this sharp increase and its impact on households.
Lifetime ISA vs Pension: Best Retirement Savings Option
Confused about whether to choose a Lifetime ISA or a personal pension for your retirement savings? We break down the pros and cons to help you decide.
LSE launches 24-hour trading to boost global competitiveness
The London Stock Exchange has launched round-the-clock trading in a bold move to boost competitiveness and attract international investors. Here's what it means for the UK economy.
LSE CEO Julia Hoggett steps down after 7 years
Julia Hoggett, CEO of the London Stock Exchange, announces her departure after seven transformative years. Discover the impact of her leadership and what lies ahead for the LSE.
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