Wedbush analysts have downgraded Ubisoft Entertainment (OTC:UBSFF, EPA:UBI) to Neutral from Outperform, accompanied by a significant reduction in the price target to €5 from €12. The revision reflects diminished confidence
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A prospective takeover in the logistics and data centre sector has moved from the margins of industry chatter to the heart of financial markets, where a combination of strategic logic
The new chancellor arrived with a signature combination of pragmatism and risk appetite, a combination that will be tested as the government seeks to reconcile the twin imperatives of stabilising
Oil markets have breached the psychological threshold of $100 a barrel for the first time since May, a development that has rippled through government debt markets, energy prices across Europe,
The case over Thames Water has long promised to test not only political nerve but the workings of a modern capital market that prizes speed, leverage and certainty. If Labour
Britain stands at a crossroads in its energy strategy as a cocktail of dwindling storage, geopolitical tremor lines, and market volatility tests the nerves of a system designed to shield
The government has set out a plan to extend the reach of the road charging system beyond the borders of the United Kingdom, arguing that the transition to electric vehicles
The tale of a network of British expatriates entangled in a sprawling financial ruse centred on a chain of service stations offers a stark reminder that the borderless nature of
The sunshine that once promised clean, affordable power across Spain now reveals a more mixed and consequential truth: the country has built the world’s most ambitious solar expansion in a
The Financial Conduct Authority has long presented itself as a steward of both market integrity and consumer protection. Its latest annual report foregrounds a striking shift in the way the
For years, the most lucrative corner of payments has been the one the public scarcely notices. Not the shiny consumer apps, nor the branded cards, but the dull, intricate plumbing
A government-commissioned review has delivered a blunt verdict on Britain’s main disability benefit. Personal Independence Payment, designed to help people with long-term illness or disability meet the extra costs of
The British housing market has always been susceptible to mood as much as mathematics. It responds to the price of money, to the cost of petrol, to the confidence of
Terry Smith has never made much secret of his impatience with corporate theatre. The Fundsmith founder speaks in the clipped idiom of a long-term investor who believes that most of
The Office for Budget Responsibility has spent the past decade trying to persuade politicians to look beyond the next fiscal event, and beyond the next election, to the quieter mathematics
Capita has long sold itself to government as the steady pair of hands that can take complicated back-office systems off ministers’ desks and run them more cheaply, more efficiently and,
