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UK and European equity markets opened broadly steady on Friday, with the FTSE 100 edging just 0.01 per cent higher to reach 10,400.46 at the open. European peers were similarly subdued, with

Royal Ascot 2026 reaches its conclusion with the most gruelling test of the week, the Queen Alexandra Stakes at 6.10pm. The race is run over two miles, five and a half furlongs,

Saturday’s Royal Ascot card brings the curtain down on five days of elite racing, with the final afternoon still packed with compelling top-class action. The Group Two Hardwicke Stakes at 3.05pm stands

The FTSE 100 closed lower on Friday, weighed down by rising gilt yields, domestic political uncertainty, and the postponement of planned US-Iran talks in Switzerland. The index ended the session down 36.43

Nevada has emerged as the strongest labour market in the United States, outpacing every other state in workforce expansion over the past year. The state’s workforce grew 1.9% from April 2025 to

Ryanair has agreed a six-year contract extension with chief executive Michael O’Leary, keeping the veteran boss in his role until April 2032. The Dublin-based budget carrier confirmed the deal following “months of

Income investors often struggle to find companies that combine generous dividend yields with meaningful exposure to artificial intelligence growth trends. Most high-growth AI plays reinvest heavily into expansion, leaving little room for