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 S&P 500 ended the session largely flat as weakness in chip and software stocks offset solid gains elsewhere across the broader market. Technology shares came under pressure during trading, with semiconductor
MoreFujifilm Biotechnologies has announced a significant leadership transition, naming Maja Pedersen as President in addition to her existing role as Chief Operating Officer. The appointment takes effect immediately and marks a deliberate
MoreAlbany legislators are expected to face a demanding slate of election-related proposals when the New York State Legislature convenes for its 2027 session. The proposals will arrive not only as bills but
MoreA group of 12 former federal prosecutors who worked on January 6 cases has written to all senators demanding a halt to confirming election deniers to lifetime federal bench seats. The letter,
MoreShopify (NYSE: SHOP) has attracted renewed attention from investors and analysts after its shares posted a sharp 17% gain in recent trading sessions. The rally has prompted a key question across markets:
MoreAdmiral has reported an 18 per cent drop in pre-tax profit to £429.2m in the first half of the year, as softer UK car insurance premiums weighed on its overall performance. The
MoreModerna has secured a landmark FDA approval for mFlusiva, its mRNA-based influenza vaccine, marking the first time mRNA technology has been cleared for flu prevention in the United States. The approval covers
MoreInterview with Nataliia Fursenko, PhD in Law Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the legal profession. From legal research and document analysis to cross-border compliance and access to justice, digital technologies are redefining
MoreAI adoption in the legal sector is accelerating rapidly, with firms facing growing pressure to integrate new tools into their daily operations. Many lawyers and firm administrators have assumed that feeding proprietary
MoreLegal & General (LSE: LGEN) currently holds the distinction of offering the highest dividend yield in the FTSE 100, sitting at a notable 7.1%. The financial services giant has announced a further
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