The FTSE 100 ended a difficult week firmly in negative territory on Friday, dragged lower by surging oil prices and growing unease over artificial intelligence investment returns. The blue-chip index closed down
The FTSE 100 ended Friday’s session in positive territory, lifted by a double-digit rally in Vodafone shares following a major shareholder announcement. The FTSE 100 closed up 24.84 points, or 0.2%, at
MoreCloudflare has drawn significant attention from investors and analysts after a strong first quarter performance relative to its content delivery network peers. The company, which trades on the New York Stock Exchange
MoreLiverpool’s ownership structure is set for significant upheaval after Fenway Sports Group confirmed that chief of football Michael Edwards will leave his role. Edwards, who returned to Liverpool for a second time
MoreThe US Department of Justice announced on June 30 that a community bank entered into a non-prosecution agreement to resolve a Bank Secrecy Act investigation. The bank agreed to pay more than
MoreThe American Bar Association has sought detailed information regarding the Trump administration’s executive orders targeting major law firms, a development drawing significant legal scrutiny. The move by the ABA signals growing institutional
MoreVulcan Materials (VMC), one of the largest producers of construction aggregates in the United States, has been removed from the Russell 1000 Index. The Russell 1000 tracks the largest publicly traded companies
MoreOn June 29, 2026, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission voted to rescind two key policy documents guiding voluntary affirmative action in American workplaces. The two documents removed were the EEOC’s “Affirmative Action
MoreThe Quacquarelli Symonds team at Top Universities has released its annual global law school rankings, giving lawyers and students a worldwide look at legal education. The methodology behind the rankings draws on
MoreThe FTSE 100 underperformed its European counterparts on Thursday, weighed down by a steep decline in pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca (AZN.L). AstraZeneca shares tumbled 6.2%, shedding 886p to close at 13,354p, after the
MoreWall Street advanced as strong performances from chip stocks helped investors look past growing concerns over instability in the Middle East. The technology sector led the broader market higher, with semiconductor companies
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