Tim Martin: “Spontaneous breakdancing” in Wetherspoon’s pubs as sales jump
Coffee and real ale are powering growth at Wetherspoon's pubs, reckons boss Tim Martin
Grayscale’s GBTC experiences first two days of Bitcoin ETF inflows as market rebounds
The past two weeks of US Bitcoin spot ETF inflows were less than disappointing. The bullish camp suspected that after the halving, the ETFs would see a surge of inflows. The bears believed it would be
City regulator should force lenders to be more transparent on SME ‘debanking’, MPs urge
An influential group of MPs has urged the City watchdog to force banks to be more transparent on why they "debank" businesses amid criticism that regulators and lenders are hamstringing growth and inn
Should investors sell in May and go away?
"Sell in May and go away, don’t come back until St Leger’s Day" is an often quoted adage, but does it actually work?
The UK needs to build a British data library to become an AI leader
Politicians should back calls to develop a British data library if they want to see the UK give birth to the next crop of world-leading AI firms, Jess Jones writes
Hospitality sector shows ‘cautious confidence’ as rate of closures slows
Venue closures in Britain have slowed this year thanks to a "modest revival" in independent restaurants and dining, a new report has revealed.
FTSE 100 today: Rate cut optimism to fuel Footsie’s push to fresh record highs
Markets showcase mixed performance in Asia, mirroring Wall Street's trajectory. Oil prices dip, while Reddit shares soar by 16 per cent. Additionally, TikTok initiates a legal challenge against a pote
Bloomberg’s bobbies: Firm pays City Police £100,000 for added patrols around Arcade HQ
Bloomberg pays roughly £100,000 a year to the City of London Police to patrol its iconic London headquarters, City A.M. has learned.
Cazoo preparing to enter administration as car retailer attempts to avoid collapse
Cazoo has signalled its intention to enter administration and not ruled out winding up the company.
Wood Group shares soar after engineering giant rejects takeover bid from Dubai-based rival
It said the board concluded that the offer "fundamentally undervalued Wood and its future prospects" and rejected it earlier today.