Chemring: UK defence firm forecasts decade of rearmament as war fuels record orders
Chemring's chief executive has forecast a decade of rearmament around the globe after the company posted a record half for new orders.
FTX legal and administrative fees now exceed $500 million
Each day, Coinrule will run through the state of the digital assets market for Blockbeat, your home for news, analysis, opinion and commentary on blockchain and digital assets. Over the past several w
Reeves and Hunt are being dishonest. Their plans mean taxes will have to go up
Hunt and Reeves should engage in a grown-up debate about their economic plans rather than mislead the public about what will likely have to happen to taxes under their watch, Chris Dorrell writes
‘Our reforms are working’: Is the London Stock Exchange on the cusp of a revival?
The London Stock Exchange has had a miserable couple of years. Is Shein's float the start of a rebound?
UK tech leaders have high hopes for the next government
As the nation gears up for its next general election, the UK tech sector is voicing its expectations for the incoming administration.
‘Brand Britain’ needs a refresh under the next government, says top business body
A new government must prune the UK’s sprawling business tax system and refresh “Brand Britain” if the country is to boost investment and restore its status as a global hub for commerce, the coun
Why this self-made millionaire believes an ‘original’ business idea is far from needed
Timothy Armoo on why you an "original idea" is far from needed when it comes to entrepreneurial success.
More retail misery as Brits’ spending shrinks to lowest level in three years
May proved to be another miserable month for retailers, as cash-strapped Brits said no to treating themselves in the face of rising bills and unfavourable weather.
The sooner the better for a Eurostar competitor – but it won’t be smooth sailing
An end to Eurostar's monopoly on the Channel Tunnel can only be a good thing for passengers, Guy Taylor argues
FTSE 100 today: London markets set for muted open ahead of ECB rate cut decision
Doubts about US exceptionalism drive Asian market decline. UK spending slows in May. Investors watch ECB and BOC policies.