Mobico: Short sellers circle struggling National Express owner
Short sellers including the hedge fund owned by GB News baron Paul Marshall are circling the struggling FTSE 250 transport firm Mobico Group.
Harley-Davidson sues Next over alleged rip off its biker label
Harley-Davidson is suing Next in London’s High Court over claims one of the retailer's T-Shirts rips off its logo.
Mortgage lending remains subdued as high rates put off borrowers
Hopes for a rebound in the mortgage market in the first half of 2024 have been dashed by fresh lending data, as appetite for home loans was hit by reduced optimism over interest rate cuts from the Ban
Siemens’ Yorkshire-made battery trains will save ageing British railways £3.5bn
Battery trains being built at Siemens' new facility in Goole, Yorkshire, will save Britain's railways £3.5bn.
Nvidia reveals new AI chip as value nears Apple and Microsoft
Nvidia shares jumped more than three per cent higher in pre-market trading following the announcement.
Gamestop shares soar pre-market after Roaring Kitty reveals $116m holding
Gamestop shares have jumped in pre-market trading on Monday morning.
Moncler: How posh puffer jacket maker is looking to navigate an uncertain world
The UK arm of Moncler, the luxury puffer jacket maker, is targeting a "solid growth trajectory" amid an "uncertain and unpredictable" global macro-economic and geopolitical landscape.
Computer-maker Raspberry Pi gears up for London Stock Exchange float next week
Computer-maker Raspberry Pi is set to raise £157m in a hotly anticipated IPO in London this month, in what will be a boon to the London Stock Exchange after a barren period for new tech listings.
Tea brand Twinings brews profit to nearly £100m
British tea brand Twinings brewed up a profit of almost £100m during its latest financial year, it has been revealed.
Former City boss: Britain must stop churning out graduate consultants
University graduates have been let down by successive neglect by the UK government on the manufacturing sector, says former Royal Dutch Shell chief Peter Voser