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The FTSE 100 was down 0.9% at 7,311.60 as US stock futures pointed to another day of losses on Wall Street. Meanwhile, sterling was 0.1% weaker …

share price the biggest bargain in the FTSE 100? And Should we be buying into Taylor Wimpey’s 5.6% dividend yield? Yes, in a low (and negative) …

Shares in insurance group Hiscox (LSE: HSX) have produced fantastic returns for investors over the last five years. Indeed, the company’s …

Britain’s main stock index fell to a one-month low on Tuesday as investors returned from a long weekend to a threat by U.S. President Donald Trump to …

The rise of the FTSE 100 in 2019 has been impressive, with the index increasing in value by over 10%. Despite this, there continues to be a relatively …

… demonstrated by delivery of strong shareholder returns, outperforming our peers and the FTSE100, our upper quartile return on regulatory equity …

The FTSE 100 was down just 17 points at 7,363, with investors drawing some consolation from this morning’s bounce-back by Chinese equities in …

FTSE 100 down 0.2 percent. * FTSE 250 down 0.1 percent. * G4S slips after Garda World drops takeover plan. * Domino’s Pizza down on weak trading …

(Reuters) – Britain’s main stock index fell to a one-month low on Tuesday as investors returned from a long weekend to a threat by U.S. President …

Among 70 categories of financial assets, almost 90% are up in dollar terms so far in 2019, a degree of correlation that implies big risks ahead.

Uber’s growing list of competitors is headed by Alphabet’s Waymo unit, which is poised for an assault on the ride-hailing industry.

When oil producers’ cartel OPEC announced plans for a modest production cut last week, reactions were mixed.
OPEC’s commitment to cut production to between 32.5 and 33.0 million barrels per day implies a cut of between 240,000 and 740,000 b/d from Augu…

Good morning! 
Lots of announcements to look at today – since most of them are just trading updates, I will keep my comments briefer than usual.
Purplebricks (LON:PURP)Kape Technologies (LON:KAPE)Treatt (LON:TET)Begbies Traynor (LON:BEG)Surface Tra…

US authorities have begun transferring millions of dollars allegedly misappropriated from state fund 1MDB.

Following on from a previous look at base rates and Bayes’ theorem, I have been considering the topic of overconfidence. All of us make decisions of varying magnitudes on a regular basis, in the face of certainty and uncertainty alike. Due to the tende…

The online estate agency apologises for its “disappointing” performance over the past 12 months.

Investing in retirement is all about balance. On one hand, you don’t want a portfolio full of highly volatile growth stocks that will result in sleepless …

FTSE 100, CAC and Dax indexes all set to open lower after Monday’s … The FTSE 100 is seen 27 points lower than its Friday close after U.K. markets …

Good morning! This is the placeholder for the SCVR, our daily analysis of small cap share news.CheersGraham 

The FTSE 100 looks set to make a flat start to proceedings amid heightened trade worries. Over the weekend President Trump appeared to up the …

The FTSE 100 looks set to start the shortened week in negative territory, with investors returning from a long weekend to news over the US and China …

The best Blockchain ETFs for Q3 2020 are BLCN, BLOK, and LEGR.

May 7 (Reuters) – Britain’s FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening 19 pointslower at 7,361 on Tuesday, according to financial bookmakers.

Despite the late pullback for US markets we still look set for a negative open for European stocks, with the FTSE100 also opening lower as it looks to …

PwC had the highest number of FTSE 100 audits, although none of the 29 companies it audited were led by women or people of colour.

Although Trump’s tariff tweets heightened uncertainties over trade, small-cap stocks are showing encouraging resilience.

Multi-billion offshore wind projects hint at a brighter future for the economy in Great Yarmouth.

China’s economy is still growing, but many tech companies are feeling the chill.

Two decades after the UK chancellor sold huge gold reserves, people still can’t decide if it was a good idea.

Victims of bogus airline tickets or fake accommodation lose £1,380 on average, research suggests.