Analysts say ‘Buy’ Natwest shares after annual results
Analysts have slapped a ‘Buy’ rating on Natwest shares after the bank’s annual results beat expectations. Peel Hunt analysts Robert Sage and Stuart Duncan said the lender’s strong performance
WFH: Just one in 10 Gen Z want to be in the office full-time
Only one in ten Gen Z employees want to work in the office full-time and more than half admit they are less industrious than their parents. According to a Times-led study into the generation, more tha
Labour’s non-dom tax raid forces Castle-owning fintech founder out of the UK
The owner of a £6m castle in Kent would have set up a credit fintech employing dozens of UK workers had the reforms to the non-dom status made by “Reckless Reeves” not meant she could “no longe
Hermès share rise as handbag-maker retains luxury crown
Shares in the luxury handbag retailer Hermès rose this morning as the family-owned firm reported yet another bumper set of results. Revenue reached €15.2bn (£12.66bn) in 2024, up 15 per cent year
Nigel Farage exploring private prosecution against Natwest
The reform leader Nigel Farage is reported to have instructed a legal council to explore private criminal proceedings against Natwest Group over the debanking row
In The Style goes out of fashion as administration looms
Fast-fashion retailer In The Style is on the brink of collapsing into administration two years after being forced into a rescue deal. FTS Recovery is being lined up to oversee the potential administra
Wealthiest adults do not financially plan for marriage
Only one in five of the UK’s wealthiest adults discuss financial planning ahead of marriage, according to fresh research. Among a survey of 500 UK adults, who have at least £1.5 million in investab
F1 scam firm wound-up over British Grand Prix hospitality ticket sham
A scam company which targeted the sale of hospitality packages they didn’t have for the Formula 1 British Grand Prix has been wound up. Foresea Limited is connected with a trio of other businesses s
London named Europe’s ‘unicorn capital’ for fintechs
London leads Europe in fintech ‘unicorns’, a title given to privately-held startups valued at over $1bn, reinforcing its dominance as a global breeding ground for tech unicorns. According to Hurun