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Schroders has agreed to sell its financial planning arm Benchmark Capital to Swedish wealth management firm Soderberg and Partners as part of a strategic shift toward high net-worth clients. Under the terms

Britain is selling electric vehicles at a record pace, yet the country remains on course to miss its mandatory zero emission car targets for 2026. One in four new cars sold now

A deep run by England at the Fifa World Cup could generate an additional £250m in retail and home-viewing expenditure across the country. Data from Novuna Finance suggests that a knockout run

The economist Gary Stevenson has described himself as “one of the best, if not the best, inequality economists in the world,” citing the deaths or foreign residency of rivals. His diagnosis of

British stocks pushed modestly higher on Monday as investors assessed a complex mix of geopolitical developments across Ukraine, Iran and global oil markets. The FTSE 100 (^FTSE) was up 0.26% as of

Investors searching for durable long-term returns are often faced with the challenge of separating genuinely profitable businesses from those that merely appear attractive on the surface. Not every stock that looks promising

The US stock market has triggered a historical pattern so rare that analysts have recorded it only twice in the past 155 years. Such extreme rarity naturally draws attention from investors and

Payroll processing giants ADP and Paychex are facing increased pressure as cooling conditions in the jobs market begin to weigh on their core business models. Both companies derive significant revenue from payroll

Ocado chief executive Tim Steiner will leave the FTSE 250 business he co-founded, following a succession plan engineered by chairman Adam Warby. The company confirmed on Monday that Steiner will depart at

NuScale Power (NYSE: SMR) has been named among the best industrial stocks to watch, with analysts pointing to upside potential exceeding 50% from current levels. The small modular reactor company has attracted