Global investors have been deserting British equities at an unprecedented pace, with outflows reaching their highest level in two decades. According to new figures released this week, money managers worldwide
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Anglo American’s announcement of a planned fifty billion pound merger with Canada’s Teck Resources marks a pivotal moment in the global mining sector. Described by Anglo’s chief executive Duncan Wanblad
More than 15 billion dollars has been injected into UK equities by American investors since the beginning of the year, providing a welcome uplift to the London Stock Exchange. While
London-listed miner Antofagasta has reported a remarkable 63 per cent increase in first-half profits, driven by a combination of higher copper production, robust commodity prices, and lower operational costs. The
InterContinental Hotels Group, the owner of the well-established Holiday Inn chain, has marked a significant milestone, surpassing one million rooms across its global portfolio for the first time. The FTSE
Glencore has opted to retain its primary listing on the London Stock Exchange, shelving potential plans to move to New York in a decision regarded as a show of confidence
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,
AstraZenecas chief executive has described the pharmaceutical giant as a very American company following rising speculation about a potential shift of its main stock market listing from London to New
In a surprising turn of events, Shell has announced a significant weakening in its gas trading business during the second quarter, citing geopolitical uncertainties as the primary factor. The FTSE
Sir Pascal Soriot, the chief executive of AstraZeneca, Britain’s most valuable public company, has privately expressed his desire to relocate the pharmaceutical giant’s stock market listing to the United States,
The British government has thrown its weight behind Rolls-Royce’s ambitious plan to dominate the £1.6 trillion market for short-haul aircraft engines, offering potential taxpayer support for its next-generation jet engine
British defence contractor Babcock International has reported a substantial surge in profits, marking what its chief executive calls “a new era for defence”. The company’s shares climbed more than 13
Oil giant Shell has firmly rejected reports suggesting merger discussions with BP, following speculation about a potential £200 billion-plus energy group formation. The company’s spokesperson emphasised that “no talks are
British industrial equipment rental giant Ashtead Group has cautioned investors about slowing rental revenue growth in the current financial year, citing persistent weakness in the US construction market. The FTSE
The US dollar plummeted to its lowest level in over three years on Thursday as signs of a slowing economy and rising government debt deterred investors from holding the once-dominant
Halma, a FTSE 100-listed company known for its consistent performance, has recorded its 22nd consecutive year of profitable growth and its 46th successive year of rising dividends. The company, which
