Rolls-Royce cuts down plans to build UK nuclear factories amid delays
Rolls-Royce has reportedly scaled down its plans to build new mini nuclear reactors in the UK, following delays to a government design competition.
Michael O’Leary defends monster bonus: ‘Pep and Klopp get £25m a year and nobody says boo’
Michael O'Leary won't put up with any "mewling nonsense" over his possible £84m bonus payout. “Footballers are getting half a million a week," he argued.
Risky debt investors flood into Thames Water debt as regulator plots carve-up
Thames Water is currently buckling under a £15bn debt pile, and the price of its bonds has collapsed over fears it might go into administration.
Shares in Apple trade at 12-month low ahead of company’s earnings
Apple's stock woes largely stem from stagnant earnings per share growth, a drop in iPhone sales and ongoing regulatory pressures.
Trainline: Results in the spotlight after ‘knee-jerk’ reaction to Labour rail nationalisation
Trainline investors are fearful Labour's plans for sweeping reform of Britain's railways could impact profitability in the years ahead.
Amazon: AWS, Prime and AI set to drive first-quarter earnings
Analysts said that Amazon has recently got its mojo back after losing momentum over the last few years.
Luxury fashion brands struggle to compete with celebs in the branded beauty craze
“There has been a massive shift; we are inundated with brands now. The selectivity is really the main challenge,” Clare Horner, group beauty director at UK luxury department store Harvey Nichols.
Top forecaster says UK economy has reasons to be cheerful with stagnation to fall away
The UK economy could be on the mend after it fell into a shallow recession last year as it battled high inflation and interest rates.
Gold Weekly Forecast: XAU/USD Bullish Drivers Dissipate
Gold rose last week but the size of the recent gains have tapered off as risk sentiment recovered. Will elevated rates weigh on gold or will growth concerns provide support?
‘Unacceptable harassment’ of Rees-Mogg criticised after protesters hound the MP
Protesters who hounded Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg after he spoke at Cardiff University have been criticised for their “shrill intimidatory idiocy”.