Fed holds interest rates for eighth straight but signals cuts are coming
The Fed voted to leave interest rates on hold for the eighth consecutive meeting and did not give any clear sign that rate cuts were on the way.
Just Eat: Shares spike, but is there trouble ahead?
Just Eat beat market expectations in its first-half results and announced a share buyback of up to €150m (£126m). The market responded well: the takeaway giant’s share price rose by over eight pe
Opera out to hit high notes in the Nassau
THERE’s more Group One action to look forward to on today’s card from Glorious Goodwood, with the Nassau Stakes (3.35pm) for the fillies and mares. Aidan O’Brien has won four editions of the Nas
Crisfords’ Mey looks like a Daan good bet in the Gordon
WHILE the Nassau naturally takes precedence today, my eye is also drawn to the Gordon Stakes (3.00pm). This race is rarely a big-field cavalry charge, and it won’t be this year either with only five
Net zero plan ‘long overdue’: UK shipping warns it’s falling behind on decarbonisation
The shipping industry is concerned the govenrment is mismatching priorities, with the aviation sector's bid to decarbonise mentioned in the King's Speech.
The £22bn black hole row: Who’s telling the truth?
Rachel Reeves and Jeremy Hunt are slinging accusations at each other about the state of the public finances. But who is right?
Magnificent Seven market concentration is a problem everywhere, not just on Wall Street
‘Market concentration’ is a phrase on the lips of a lot of the market right now, especially as the Magnificent Seven tech stocks continue to swell in size. The Magnificent Seven is made up of the
Boeing names ex-Rockwell Collins boss as successor to departing chief Calhoun
Former Rockwell Collins chief Kelly Ortberg joins the US planemaker during one of the most turbulent periods in its history.
Vinted mulls share sale that could value platform at £3.8bn
Vinted has reportedly contacted investors about a share sale which could value the company at as much as £3.9bn.
Eurozone inflation rises unexpectedly but September rate cut still on
Figures released today showed that prices rose 2.6 per cent in July, ahead of the 2.5 per cent expected by economists.