London’s blue-chip index closed Friday’s session 0.51% lower as investors digested a wave of UK economic data painting a mixed picture of the British economy. The GfK Consumer Confidence Barometer dropped sharply
British Land has appointed Joanne McNamara as its next chief executive, bringing in the senior Oxford Properties figure to lead the FTSE 100 landlord. McNamara currently serves as executive vice-president at Oxford
MoreTransport for London faces significant disruption after the first of two planned 24-hour strikes by London Underground drivers got under way. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union walked out in
MoreArthur Wilmar joins RegFi co-hosts Jerry Buckley and Sasha Leonhardt to examine the emerging role of tokenized deposits in the digital currency landscape. The discussion covers recent developments that are creating a
MoreNew research reveals a third of people in England now believe a university degree is not worth the time and money involved. The British Social Attitudes survey found that 34% of people
MoreThe United States government has been losing attorneys at a dramatic rate, with the bleeding of legal talent having begun in 2025. The total number of federal lawyers who have departed has
MoreFlorida has become the first US state to file a lawsuit against OpenAI over the design and safety of its ChatGPT artificial intelligence chatbot. The lawsuit, brought by Attorney General James Uthmeier,
MoreThe FTSE 100 closed sharply lower on Monday after Iranian news agency Tasnim reported Tehran had suspended dialogue with mediators over Israel’s Lebanon offensive. The FTSE 100 finished down 70.33 points, or
MoreIran has withdrawn from peace negotiations with the United States, threatening military action against Israel amid a sharp escalation across the Middle East. A state-affiliated news agency reported that Tehran vowed to
MoreAviva (LSE: AV.) currently offers a dividend yield of 6.3%, which is more than double the FTSE 100’s average yield of 3%. With Aviva shares trading at 620.8p and paying 39.3p in
MoreSadiq Khan has declared London is “busy writing” the future of artificial intelligence, despite acknowledging the “dizzying” risks the technology presents to societies worldwide. The Mayor of London made the remarks at
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