A standard UK TV licence currently costs £180 a year for a colour television and £60.50 for a black-and-white set. However, households that do not watch or record live television
The Cost Drag Nobody Puts in Their Trading Journal
Most private investors can tell you their best and worst trades of the year. Very few can tell you what their platform took off the top. That number is usually
Greggs Leads FTSE 250 Risers as Shares Jump 12% on Strong First-Half Results
Greggs PLC (LON: GRG) was the best performer in London trading on Wednesday, with shares jumping 12% after the bakery chain reported strong first-half results and maintained its full-year outlook.
Zak Mir interviews Ajax Resources CEO Ippolito Cattaneo
Zak Mir talks to Ippolito Cattaneo, CEO of Ajax Resources, as the natural resources investment company announces it has entered into a binding preliminary agreement to exchange its Puna Metals
What happened overnight – Monday 27th July 2026
Oil prices fell by more than 4% after the US and Iran refrained from further attacks while discussions continued over a possible interim ceasefire.
5 Pros and Cons of Managing Vehicle Financing Through Online Platforms
Driving to a local bank branch, waiting in long lines, and filling out stacks of physical paperwork just to manage your car loan? This digital age is yours, where funding
Using CFDs to Diversify Your Investment Portfolio Across Global Markets
A Contract for Difference (CFD) is a derivative trading instrument that allows investors to speculate on the fluctuation of the price of an underlying asset. Traders can buy (long) or
easyJet Profit Falls 70% as Middle East Conflict Hits Fuel and Bookings
easyJet PLC (LON: EZJ) reported a 70% fall in third-quarter profit as the Middle East conflict pushed up fuel costs and weighed on booking demand.
JD Wetherspoon issues fourth profit warning this year
JD Wetherspoon Warns Profits Will Miss Expectations as Costs Rise
Thames Water Lenders Prepare Legal Challenge Over Possible Nationalisation
A consortium of Thames Water lenders is reportedly preparing for a potential legal fight with the incoming government if Prime Minister Andy Burnham moves to force the company into public
From Permit to Production: How EPC Contractors Are Cutting Development Timelines
Development schedules often slip in the space between regulatory approval and field execution. Permit conditions may be clear on paper, yet the project team still has to convert them into
Burberry Shares Fall 7% as Investors Question Outlook Despite Sales Growth
Burberry shares fell around 7% on Friday after investors were left disappointed by the luxury group’s outlook, despite the company reporting a return to sales growth across all product categories.