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Dowlais deal shows crisis in the UK stock market is getting worse
There goes another hidden gem of the UK stock market, and the mini-tragedy in this case is that the deal ought to be structured the other way around. It should be Dowlais, the FTSE 250 company whose main business carries the grand historic UK manufacturing name of GKN Automotive, buying …
Fed holds interest rates steady amid uncertainty over Trump’s impact on economy
Federal Reserve officials decided on Wednesday to hold interest rates steady as uncertainty over Donald Trump’s impact on the US economy looms and inflation remains above the central bank’s target levels.
This is the first time Fed policymakers have met since the president, who has made clear he wants rates …
Meta to report fourth-quarter earnings amid DeepSeek mania and ballooning AI investments
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close on Wednesday.Analysts will likely ask about Mark Zuckerberg’s plans to spend between $60bn and $65bn on AI infrastructure in 2025. That is up from the $50bn the CEO said he …
ECB accused of ‘selling family silver’ as Hundred auction starts with Invincibles
The ECB have been accused of “selling the family silver and cricket’s soul” rather than taking “strategic decisions” by one of the bidders in the Hundred auction, which begins on Thursday.
The Oval Invincibles is the first franchise up for grabs when the final round of bidding starts with a …
The One in Which Rachel Talked About Growth | John Crace
And twenty-thirdly … Any Rachel Reeves speech is always going to be something of an ordeal. As much for her as anyone listening. A battle for meaning. Music to the ears of insomniacs. Tractor production is up again.
In fairness, you could say that none of this matters. You don’t …
Will Rachel Reeves’s plan for economic growth work?
What is Rachel Reeves’s plan for economic growth?
The chancellor laid out a series of “supply-side” changes, aimed at improving the UK economy’s potential to grow, including by tackling what she called “chronic underinvestment”.
Economists believe the UK’s low levels of investment compared with other large economies are a key …
Animal spirits: Labour want to unleash them – but what do they actually mean?
US rival agrees £1.2bn deal for British car parts firm in new hit to UK stock market
EU launches ‘simplification’ agenda in effort to keep up with US and China
The EU executive has announced “an unprecedented simplification effort” to cut red tape and boost innovation in an attempt to reverse Europe’s economic decline compared with China and the US.
In her first major policy announcement since starting a second term as European Commission president last month, Ursula von der …