Buy in May, don’t go away? Meet the month’s favourite FTSE 100 stocks
"Sell in May and go away" might be a favourite saying of the City, but stocks on the FTSE 100 have seemingly ignored it, surging ahead throughout the month.
JD Sports: Can London’s retail success story keep making investors happy?
By almost any measure, JD Sports is one of the most successful companies in the UK - but can it keep on making its investors happy?
Flutter shares dip as firm completes US listing move
Following the news this morning, Flutter's share price on the London Stock Exchange dropped by 6.44 per cent by around 10am.
Baillie Gifford ends Edinburgh Book Festival sponsorship after fossil fuel row
Scottish asset manager Baillie Gifford has been dropped as a sponsor for the Edinburgh International Book Festival after a row over the company's investments in fossil fuels and companies benefiting f
Sunak: Britain launched fresh Houthi airstrikes last night – and would ‘not hesitate’ to do it again
Rishi Sunak's announcement comes after Iran-backed Houthi rebels have launched attacks on ships in the red sea in a bid to disrupt international shipping.
Online building materials CMO suffers from challenging market and poor British weather
Online-only building materials firm CMO's revenue and profits suffer a significant drop over the last financial year as the group blames a "difficult market backdrop"
AI venture capital trust dishes out more funding
Superseed Capital, a venture capital fund investing in early stage companies focusing on AI and software as a service, has invested almost half a million pounds over the last three months.
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group ups stake in Hugo Boss to over £300m
Mike Ashley's Frasers Group has upped its stake in fashion brand Hugo Boss, bringing its total stake in the company to £305m.
Petrofac: Losses almost double after delayed results finally revealed
Losses at embattled oil services provider Petrofac almost doubled to more than $400m (£314m) during 2023 after its delayed accounts were finally published.
Cabinet minister brands Trump conviction ‘extraordinary’ as fallout continues
“I’m not going to get drawn into that as an existing Cabinet minister, and member of the Government, we don’t comment on American internal elections, just as we wouldn’t expect them to comment