PRESIDENT Donald Trump’s explosive tariffs have officially taken effect across the globe – including a crushing 104% hike for ...

Wall Street suffers its worst day since 2020 but the White House tells investors to "trust in President Trump".

Similarly, a 50-basis-point rise in 10-year break-even inflation expectations is typically associated with an approximate 4% ...

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Blondie’s classic Rapture hit the top of the US charts 44 years ago today (March 28 2025) The song has become hugely influential due to its use of rap lyrics in a new wave song, crossing genres.

For years, Vodafone was paying out silly huge dividends while watching its share price slide. The company finally saw some sense and slashed the annual payout for 2025 in half. A share price chart ...

Explore why the FTSE 100 index has pulled back, and what to expect in the coming months now that it has formed a break and retest pattern ...

The decline from January’s 3% was bigger than expected, although economists warned that the figure is likely to head back towards 4% later in the year. The FTSE 100 index rose by an initial 35 ...

(Bloomberg) -- For index behemoth FTSE Russell, the likes of Apple Inc ... “Large-cap funds who’ve underperformed for the last few 15 years can start to outperform.” ...

At 645 pence per share, Bloomsbury was up 7.6%, making it the fourth-biggest riser on the FTSE 250. The publisher said that “a strong performance in the second half” of the financial year to ...

If it sounds pretty wild … well, it is but the series makes about as good of an argument as one could make that a star who died 54 years ago is still alive and well. For more on the wild story ...

U.K. defense company Babcock International Group will rejoin the FTSE 100 index on Monday ... over its fiscal year to date. Babcock shares closed at 755.50 pence on Wednesday implying a market ...