Deutsche Bank has upgraded its full-year 2026 earnings growth forecast for the FTSE 100 to 12%, up from a previous estimate of 9%. The revision reflects stronger energy earnings and resilient growth
MoreEquity markets pushed higher across multiple regions as investors responded positively to shifting economic signals and currency movements worldwide. The Japanese yen came under renewed selling pressure, declining against the US dollar
MoreThe FTSE 250 index has long served as a barometer for the domestic UK economy, tracking mid-cap companies with significant exposure to British consumers and businesses. When Keir Starmer led Labour to
MoreThe Scotch whisky sector and wider spirits market have endured a bruising stretch of months, with a string of negative headlines raising serious questions about the industry’s future. Data from restructuring firm
MoreAlembic Pharmaceuticals has received a formal warning letter from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration targeting its bioequivalence research facility in Vadodara, India. The warning letter, dated July 10, 2026, follows an
MoreDoceree has unveiled Semmelweis, a proprietary artificial intelligence reasoning and orchestration model built exclusively for pharmaceutical commercialisation and marketing. The model serves as the intelligence layer powering Daily Command, Doceree’s newly launched
MoreRepresentative Rich McCormick, a Republican from Georgia, introduced the Biotechnology Diplomacy Leadership Act on July 16, 2026, formally designated as H.R. 9755. The bill aims to strengthen America’s position in what is
MoreA federal judge has found that a lawsuit brought by President Trump against the IRS sought to “manipulate the judicial process,” resulting in sanctions against attorneys involved. The controversy centres on an
MoreSkadden Arps faces mounting political pressure over its conflict of interest concerns tied to its deal with the Trump administration and its simultaneous legal work for Intel. Senators Richard Blumenthal and Adam
MoreThe FTSE 100 (^FTSE) closed higher on Tuesday as incoming Chancellor John Healey pledged fiscal control and defence stocks posted strong gains. The FTSE 100 finished up 61.15 points, or 0.6%, at
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