The consumer discretionary sector saw significant price action on Thursday, with seven stocks drawing particular attention from traders during the session. Consumer discretionary stocks are often among the most volatile in the
National Grid (LSE: NG.) has long been a fixture of the FTSE 100, valued by investors primarily for its stability and reliable income rather than any meaningful growth potential. That familiar framing
MoreKemi Badenoch has pledged to tear up post-financial crisis banking regulation, arguing that London is being held back by layers of outdated rules. Speaking at the CityUK conference, the Conservative leader warned
MoreKirkland & Ellis has dramatically expanded its associate headcount in recent years, reflecting a broader strategic push to deepen leverage across its global workforce. The firm now employs 4,145 lawyers in total,
MoreAt his first Federal Open Market Committee meeting as chairman, Kevin Warsh kept interest rates steady while sending markets into a tailspin with several unexpected moves. The Fed voted to hold the
MoreRoyal Ascot reaches its peak on Thursday with the Group One Gold Cup at 4.15pm serving as the centrepiece of the entire five-day festival. Run over a punishing two-and-a-half miles, the Gold
MoreKellogg Hansen has announced a new associate pay scale, raising starting salaries to $275,000 effective July 1, cementing its place at the top of the legal market. The firm had already been
MoreDiageo (LSE: DGE) shares have fallen 6% so far in 2026, while the broader FTSE 100 index has climbed 5% over the same period. That divergence represents a stark underperformance for one
MorePZ Cussons, the consumer goods company behind brands such as Imperial Leather and Carex, has upgraded its financial guidance, prompting fresh speculation about a potential return to the FTSE 250. The Manchester-headquartered
MoreActivist investor Saba Capital has escalated its campaign against London-listed flexible office provider Workspace Group (WKP), demanding the trust sell off its entire property portfolio at pace. The New York-based hedge fund,
MoreGibson, Dunn & Crutcher has been selected as the primary legal adviser to SpaceX as the company pursues what could become the largest initial public offering in history. Space Exploration Technologies Corp.
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