YouGov shares jump after revenue and profit growth revealed
YouGov shares jumped 13 per cent on Tuesday as the data firm reported revenue and operating profit narrowly ahead of full-year expectations. In unaudited results for the year to 31 July, 2024, Yougov
How retail investors are bracing for a Rachel Reeves tax raid
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HSBC chief Elhedery says no plans for Asia spin-off in global revamp
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IG Design: Card maker’s cost-cutting drive starts to pay off despite profit plummet
Profit at IG Design, the world’s largest maker of greeting cards, wrapping paper and gift bags, has been slashed but the firm is now cash generative and expecting to make a comeback in the second
Rachel Reeves needs to be able to sell her borrowing to the market
The first female Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, fears following in the footsteps of the last female Prime Minister in her Autumn Budget statement. The Gilt market sell-off in the wake of the Truss/Kwarten
Love Island host Maya Jama invests in pea milk brand Sproud
Love Island presenter Maya Jama has invested in Swedish plant milk brand Sproud – which is already backed by a shareholder of Fortnite maker, Epic Games. Jama is to be a strategic advisor and public
Foxtons acquires commuter town estate agents in expansion drive
Estate agents Foxtons has acquired two smaller companies in commuter towns as it looks to expand its presence in the lettings market. Haslams, in Reading, and Imagine, in Watford, will be bought by Fo