Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) has drawn renewed attention from income-focused investors seeking shelter amid growing uncertainty in the broader labour market. Weak jobs data has prompted many investors to rotate away from
MoreThe so-called Buffett Indicator, a ratio comparing total stock market capitalisation to gross domestic product, is once again signalling potential overvaluation in US equities. The metric gained widespread attention during the dot-com
MoreThe FTSE 100 rose on Friday as investors reacted positively to fresh US jobs data, which strengthened expectations for near-term interest rate cuts. Markets interpreted the figures as a sign that the
MorePrime Minister Andy Burnham is set to begin a national tour on Monday, travelling across the UK to hear public concerns about the cost of living. The tour will give Burnham a
MoreThe wine world is mourning the sudden loss of Matthew Jukes, one of its most celebrated writers and entrepreneurs, who died this week at just 58 years old. Libby Brodie, wine writer
MoreSport is more political than ever before, and British clubs, leagues, and governing bodies face a rapidly shifting landscape when it comes to overseas investment. Ownership and investment have grown increasingly international,
MoreA federal court in Illinois has dismissed a prerecorded voice class action lawsuit after finding the plaintiff’s complaint was too vague to proceed. In Cosenza v. Nice North America, LLC, the United
MoreJuly 2026 proved a remarkably busy month for financial services regulators across the UK, EU and United States, with a wide range of significant publications and consultations issued. The Financial Conduct Authority
MoreIn a ruling with sweeping implications for the agentic AI industry, the Ninth Circuit has determined that AI tools cannot violate federal hacking law because they are not people. The U.S. Court
MoreDiageo’s share price jumped 10% after the FTSE 100 drinks giant announced a dividend cut alongside its full-year results on 6 August. The move caught some observers off guard, but investors appeared
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