US Dollar Index Slips As US Manufacturing Contracts Again, Gold Nudges Higher
The latest ISM Report missed forecasts, and last month’s reading, as manufacturing activity in the US contracted for the 18th time in the last 19 months.
Labour set for biggest election victory in party history, poll suggests
Labour is on course for the biggest election victory in the party’s history, surpassing Tony Blair’s 1997 landslide, a poll has suggested.
‘I’ve changed my mind’: Nigel Farage will stand in the General Election – and lead Reform
“I’ve changed my mind. It’s allowed you know, it’s not always a sign of weakness. It could potentially be a sign of strength.
Former Melrose bosses take chunk of £180m bonus scheme
Three former bosses at Melrose Industries have raked in a big chunk of a £180m bonus scheme shortly after leaving the group.
Marks and Spencer chief’s pay soars to decade high as turnaround pays off
Marks and Spencer's turnaround plan has generated huge rewards for its boss, Stuart Machin.
Panmure Liberum to cut dozens of jobs after landmark City merger
Newly-formed investment bank Panmure Liberum is planning to cut more than two dozen jobs after a merger between two of the City's leading brokers earlier this year.
Investment firm Riverrock faces £2.6m investor lawsuit in London
Riverrock European Capital Partners has been hit with a €3m (£2.6m) lawsuit by three investors over a failed move to take a stake in the company
Investec hits rugby club Featherstone Rovers with winding-up petition
The asset arm of investment firm Investec has filed an application to the High Court against rugby league club Featherstone Rovers