Now that we have safely secured a new Prime Minister and the higher taxes which he previously delivered, the main focus is back to what to do with the consequences
Now that we have safely secured a new Prime Minister and the higher taxes which he previously delivered, the main focus is back to what to do with the consequences
This week we were reminded that in politics there are certain rules to follow: never do what you said you would do – especially when it would help the electorate.
Perhaps the best thing about the Government’s present woes as far as small caps are concerned is that we are already bumping along the bottom, or at least hope that
The second-largest firm in the world generated more than £3,300 every second in “free money”
Germany has taken control of a Russian-owned major oil refinery. Moscow may retaliate as Berlin tries to boost energy supplies and fulfil its European Union commitment to end Russian oil
Angus Energy (AIM: ANGS) is pleased to announce the appointment of Krzysztof Zielicki as a Non-Executive Director on the Board of the Company. Krzysztof brings over 40 years of experience
BP posted its largest profit since 2008, thanks to soaring energy prices. The latest forecasts indicated that household bills could rise to more than £3,600 in the winter.
BP (BP.L.) said Tuesday that it expects to pay as much as 1 billion pounds ($1.25 trillion) in taxes in Britain for its 2022 profits. This is despite reporting a
After a long weekend in Britain, the trading week and the new month of May start on Tuesday. There are some major central bank policy announcements and a raft of
The Yamal-Europe pipeline, which transports westbound natural gas through it, was shut down Friday. Gazprom’s bids to increase transit capacity via Ukraine are at high levels according to data provided
BP will sell its 19.75% share in Russian state-owned Russian oil company Rosneft following Russia’s “act in aggression in Ukraine”.