The FTSE 100 is heading for its worst week since mid-April, yet small-cap stocks have navigated the turbulent period with relative calm and resilience. A volatile bond market placed a risk premium
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal from an 82-year-old Alaskan bush pilot whose aircraft was seized following a misdemeanor alcohol conviction. Kenneth Jouppi was operating a one-man air
MoreJay Woods, chief market strategist at Freedom Capital Markets and a longtime NYSE insider, has outlined the key market events demanding investor attention this week. Earnings season continues to drive volatility across
MoreAndy Burnham has become the new British Prime Minister, marking a significant shift in the country’s political leadership at a turbulent moment for global markets. The former Greater Manchester Mayor stepped into
MoreCencora’s senior vice president of global supply chain, Brent Wilhelm, is drawing attention to one of pharmaceutical distribution’s most persistent blind spots. Even when a therapy is correctly stocked and staged at
MoreThe Internal Revenue Service has launched a new automatic penalty relief program and a federal court has invalidated a significant global intangible low-taxed income regulation, marking major shifts in US tax enforcement.
MoreLondon stocks closed lower on Monday as new Prime Minister Andy Burnham delivered his first speech and began reshaping his top team at Westminster. The FTSE 100 (^FTSE) ended the session down
MoreBurnham’s opening speech as Prime Minister leaned heavily on familiar grievances, recycling decades-old criticisms of deindustrialisation without offering anything genuinely new. Oasis cautioned against looking back in anger, yet Manchester’s other favourite
MoreNew York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed an executive order temporarily pausing state environmental permitting for large-scale data centre projects for one year. The order applies to covered projects generally understood to
MoreReceiving a cease and desist letter is a legal conflict that demands immediate, considered attention rather than avoidance, according to guidance from Ward and Smith, P.A. Authors Amy G. Fitzhugh and E.
MoreLast year’s best-performing FTSE 100 stock, Fresnillo (LSE: FRES), delivered a staggering 410% price gain, comfortably outpacing every other constituent in the index. The primary driver behind that extraordinary rally was a
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