Arm shares droop as US-listed British chip designer misses ‘thin’ margin for error
British chip designer Arm has seen a boost in revenue thanks to soaring demand for AI across the global economy.
Bank of England holds interest rates again but June cut on the cards
The Bank of England voted to hold interest rates at 5.25 per cent.
LTAFs: What are they?
Long-term asset funds, or LTAFs, are sweeping the asset management world, despite very few people knowing what they are.
Shakespeare’s Globe back in black after successful summer and demand for £5 tickets
A "particularly successful" summer season and its popular £5 ticket helped Shakespeare's Globe achieved a surplus for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic.
Three UK boss says Vodafone merger is ‘vital’ to offset investment costs
Boss Robert Finnegan said it was a "solid start to the year," but the company continues to be "impacted by inflationary pressures".
Blackstone triumphs in Hipgnosis bidding war as Concord refuses to raise offer
The bidding war first broke out on 18 April, after Concord initially offered $1.4bn for the portfolio of the music rights trust.
Profits cut at Monsoon and Accessorize owner as demand for children’s clothes falls
A drop in demand for children's clothing saw profits fall at the owner of Monsoon and Accessorize.
Firms outside London attract the majority of private capital
The majority of private equity and venture capital investment in 2023 was made outside of London, according to new data from an industry body.
Boeing crisis: New whistleblower claims ‘up to 200 defects’ found with parts headed to planemaker
A Boeing whistleblower has claimed he often found up to 200 defects on parts being readied for shipping to the planemaker by Spirit AeroSystems.
Profits steady at Frasers Group-owned Jack Wills after store closures and job cuts
Profits remained steady at Jack Wills, the fashion brand owned by Mike Ashley's Frasers Group, as a raft of store closures and job cuts saw its revenue fall below £30m.