It has achieved the latter, but while it has caused disruption, most economies have avoided worst-case scenarios. Now, with ...

The market appeared to be less than enamoured with full-year results from MS International (MSI), which detailed flat revenues and a 25 per cent dip in reported profits. The shares dropped 10 per cent ...

Shareholders in Crest Nicholson (CRST) breathed a sigh of relief after the housebuilder avoided an emergency share issue alongside its results for the six months to March. The small-cap housebuilder, ...

Golden Prospect Precious Metals (GPM) is getting a management shake-up. The £93mn mining trust has agreed to appoint Baker Steel as its manager, taking over from CQS Manulife. The change is expected ...

Bond yields spiked on worries about the Strait of Hormuz, but the US inflation report came in softer than expected, and ...

According to OBR figures, the UK government spent £110bn on debt interest last year – more than it did on education. Though ...

Those who had been working on the takeover of easyJet (EZJ) for private credit firm Castlelake must feel a little peeved. Like the tourist who gets up at dawn to place a towel on their favoured sun ...

In March, the Bank of England (BoE) warned that conflict in the Middle East had increased the risk of higher inflation. Under normal circumstances, this might have pointed to higher interest rates – ...

Governance advisers Indigo Governance recently published an analysis of how shareholders voted in the 73 FTSE 100 annual general meetings (AGMs) held between January and June this year. Only a few ...

Oil prices jumped as the US and Iran exchanged military strikes over the weekend, in a sharp escalation since Friday. It ...

One of the nice things about dividends is they pay you to wait for an investment story to play out. That might be a company ...

Many years ago, when writing for another publication, I was encouraged to produce more “evergreen” articles, which, as the name suggests, are pieces relevant to the reader no matter when they are read ...