Walt Disney has lifted its profit outlook for the year after robust results from its theme parks and a strong performance in its streaming operations. The entertainment conglomerate is actively
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Palantir Technologies has raised its full-year revenue forecast for the second time in 2025, underlining the company’s breakneck momentum amid strong global demand for its artificial intelligence platform. The data
Microsoft has achieved a remarkable milestone by surpassing a four trillion dollar market capitalisation marking it as only the second publicly traded company after Nvidia to reach this lofty valuation.
Unilever’s soon to be independent ice cream business registered robust growth in the first half of the year, driven by strong demand for brands such as Magnum, Ben and Jerrys,
Microsoft has cemented its position as a powerhouse in the technology sector, capturing Wall Street’s attention with its impressive foray into artificial intelligence and a robust financial performance. The Redmondbased
Stellantis, the automotive giant behind such marques as Peugeot, Jeep, Chrysler and Fiat, is confronting a tumultuous period following the announcement of a €2.3 billion net loss for the first
EasyJet is on course to achieve record profits this year, though several challenges threaten to impact its final performance. The airline, which has seen its stock rally in recent months,
Britain’s second-largest grocer, Sainsbury’s, has reported its most robust market share performance in nine years, driven by strong demand for premium food offerings and an unexpected advantage from a cyberattack
Manchester Airports Group (MAG) has achieved a milestone year, processing more than 64 million passengers across its three airports whilst delivering substantial profit growth. The group’s financial performance showed remarkable
Leading automotive and cycling retailer Halfords has plunged into the red, reporting a statutory pre-tax loss of £30 million for the 52-week period ending 28 March. The significant downturn stems
The British arm of Danish toy manufacturer Lego has achieved a remarkable milestone, surpassing £500 million in sales for the first time, despite challenging market conditions. The Berkshire-based division reported
Marks & Spencer is set to release its annual financial results this Wednesday, as both investors and consumers closely monitor any updates on the impact of the recent cyber-attack. The
Britain’s largest pub operator, Stonegate, has reported narrowing losses and projects a return to profitable growth in 2025, marking a significant turning point for the hospitality giant. The company, which
The AA’s chief executive has indicated there remains work to be done before any potential sale, despite the motoring organisation reporting its fourth consecutive year of growth. Jakob Pfaudler shared
Britain’s second-largest supermarket chain Sainsbury’s has forecasted flat profits for the upcoming year as it prepares for escalating costs and heightened competition amidst a looming supermarket price war. The retail
British discount retailer B&M European Value Retail has witnessed contrasting performance across its markets, with UK sales declining while French operations showed resilience in the latest trading period. The retailer
