Zambia sees $1.4bn railway investment as China looks to boost Copperbelt infrastructure
Russian banking system branded a “time bomb” as bad loans surge
Russia’s financial system is facing a looming crisis, with its banking sector described as a “time bomb” amid tightening sanctions and soaring interest rates, according to reports from The Moscow
BoE poised for Christmas cut with further moves possible in 2026
The Bank of England now appears on course to deliver an interest rate cut at its 18 December meeting, supported by fresh evidence that inflation has peaked and underlying price
FTSE 100 dives in global meltdown as crypto crashes by $1.2tn
UK stocks tumbled at the opening bell as fresh warnings about upcoming US jobs data sparked a broad market retreat.
Global markets slide as $500bn wiped off AI chip stocks amid correction fears
Global stock markets fell sharply on Wednesday amid mounting concerns that the artificial intelligence boom has driven valuations too high, with more than $500 billion (£384 billion) wiped from the
Contractor payroll and patriots: the unsung workforce behind Britain’s resilience, then and now
When we talk about Britain’s strength in hard times, we usually picture leaders in suits, speeches on the radio, perhaps even a cigar in hand.
B&M Finance Chief Resigns After £7m Accounting Error Triggers Second Profit Warning
B&M has been thrown into fresh turmoil after its chief financial officer, Mike Schmidt, resigned following an accounting blunder that caused the discount retailer to overstate profits and issue its second
Coinsilium Announces Board Restructuring and Strategic Update Following Strengthened Financial Position
Coinsilium Group Limited has announced a board restructuring and strategic update following a period of significant financial strengthening.
Zak Mir talks to Christopher Nicholson, Managing Director, ACF Equity Research
In a lively Share Talk conversation, Zak Mir and Christopher Nicholson, Managing Director and Head of Research at ACF Equity Research, lay out a mix of market observations, personal anecdotes
Thames Water to Pay £123m in Fines Over Sewage and Dividends
Thames Water has agreed a payment plan with Ofwat to cover £123m in fines, as the debt-laden utility scrambles to secure funding and avert temporary nationalisation.
The Expanding Financial Footprint of Tours and Activities
Tours and activities, as a subset of the travel industry, have quickly grown from a niche category to become one of the most rapidly growing sources of revenue.
Bank of England Cuts Interest Rates to 4% in Split Decision
Bank of England Cuts Interest Rate to 4% in Narrow Vote Amid Economic Struggles