Warren Buffett and The Big Short’s Michael Burry: Why are they selling Apple and buying gold?
The latest portfolio moves of Warren Buffett and Michael Burry have been revealed.
Lloyds defends return-to-office mandate as staff engagement falls to nine-year low
Lloyds Banking Group has defended its workplace culture after it experienced a sharp drop in its employee engagement index last year, driven by a "tough" stance on staff returning to the office.
Investment in London’s industrial market slumps to decade low as online sales fades
Investment into London's industrial market has slumped to a decade low as demand for the likes of warehouse and logistic sites fades following a boom during the pandemic.
Eurostar leaves Brexit woes behind with plans for 50 new trains
Eurostar has will invest in up to 50 new trains as it ramps up capacity on the Channel Tunnel ahead of a possible new competitor.
Another one? American firm plots London Stock Exchange listing amid signs of revival
Another firm is reportedly gearing up to float on the London Stock Exchange in the coming weeks as the City begins to show signs of a revival following a barren period for the market.
London City Airport unveils first female chief as expansion plan ruling looms
London City Airport has announced that former chief operating officer Alison Fitzgerald will take the top job with immediate effect.
‘I always love to squeeze the shorts’: Hedge funds burned as BT shares surge
Hedge funds have been burned by BT surging share price today.
Keir Starmer: Major UK business chiefs back Labour leader
Keir Starmer has secured the backing of top business leaders, with the Boots boss and chief executive of housing developer Thakeham endorsing his party today. Their support was unveiled at a rally-sty
FCA charges reality TV stars for promoting unauthorised trading scheme
A number of reality TV stars have been charged in relation to promoting an unauthorised foreign exchange trading scheme on social media, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced today.
BT shares surge as traders bet giant has turned a corner
BT Group's profit after tax plummeted 55 per cent after the British telecoms firm wrote down a significant chunk of its business.