Global markets spiral as US recession fears solidify
Markets have begun to fear the worst about a slowdown, or even recession, in the US, sending stocks tumbling across the world.
EP: 289 Glorious Goodwood – Saturday & Newmarket
The hustle and bustle of the Stewards Cup takes place over the straight 6-furlong course at Goodwood on Saturday, with the fillies Group 2 Lillie Langtry Stakes another highlight at the West Sussex co
Aston Martin raises debt to power production ramp-up
Aston Martin has raised £135m through a debt placing as it looks to shore up the balance sheet ahead of a production ramp-up later this year.
Axa reports over £50bn in revenue amid talks to sell asset management unit for whopping fee
French insurer Axa reported £50.8bn in revenue as firm enters talks with BNP Paribas to sell asset management unit for £4.3bn.
Apple pins hopes on AI for iPhone upgrades as China sales falter
Apple said its third-quarter iPhone sales were better than expected and forecast more gains on Thursday as it bets on artificial intelligence to attract buyers, even as its overall China business d
Wizz Air passenger numbers dip as engine issues constrain capacity
Wizz Air has been forced to constrain capacity due to long-running issues with the engines of some of its aircraft.
Skipton mortgages shoot up as society hits million savers mark
Mortgages delivered by Skipton Group rose almost 11 per cent over the last year to a whopping £30bn, the group said.
Royal London profits surge double digits as pensions grow
Royal London's operating profit before tax increased by 13 per cent for H1 2024, as the insurer credits its focus on long-term strategy to have increased its profits.
Intertek posts strong revenue as demand for quality assurance services rise
Intertek reported a continued boost in revenue today as demand for its quality assurance services continued to rise throughout the first half of the year.
Capita swings back into the black as it ploughs ahead with £160m of cost cuts
Capita has swung back into the black as it ploughs ahead with a cost-cutting programme it says will save the company £160m.