The Bank of England is expected to begin cutting interest rates in August, according to a Reuters poll of 65 economists. All but two of these economists anticipate at least one more
MoreSome of the world’s largest car manufacturers are facing 1.5 million lawsuits in Britain, accused of cheating emissions tests. These claims could cost them at least 6 billion pounds ($7.6 billion), according
MoreOn Tuesday, Britain’s governing Conservatives made a significant pledge to voters: if re-elected on July 4, they aim to construct 1.6 million homes over the next five years. This commitment came as
MoreThe London Metal Exchange‘s (LME) aluminium stocks saga took a surprising twist last month, focusing initially on Russian metal. In April, new U.S. sanctions prohibited exchanges from accepting Russian aluminium produced after
MoreBritish luxury carmaker Aston Martin (AML.L) announced on Monday that it will implement a 4% annual pay raise for over 2,500 employees and contractors at its UK manufacturing sites and offices for
MoreSaudi Arabia has secured more than half of an $11.2 billion share sale in Aramco (2222.SE) from foreign investors, according to two sources familiar with the matter who spoke to Reuters on
MoreCineworld (CINE.D) is engaged in discussions regarding a potential sale as part of a strategic review that might lead to significant restructuring, according to a report by Sky News on Saturday, which
MoreBritish Foreign Secretary David Cameron was duped into believing he was communicating with former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, according to a statement from the foreign office on Friday. The interactions, including a
MoreAsante Berko, a former banker for Goldman Sachs, partially won his appeal against extradition to the United States but still faces significant legal challenges. The U.S. authorities want Berko for alleged bribery
MoreOn Friday, British equities experienced a downturn, largely affected by declines in the mining and real estate sectors. This movement came in response to a robust U.S. jobs report, which dampened expectations
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