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Where to place financial savings to guard them from the oncoming financial storm – regardless…
Building a savings pot is always invaluable, but over the next few months it could become more important than ever to protect you from storms that lie ahead.Household bills are surging once again due to the Iran war – especially petrol and…
‘Europe is in all places’: Jim Ratcliffe slams vitality coverage on this facet of…
Jim Ratcliffe has launched a scathing attack on European energy policy as his company ramps up investment in the United States.The Ineos chief and co-owner of Manchester United FC said ‘Europe is all over the place’ on energy and he has…
New Diageo boss bets on canned cocktail market in battle to revive Guinness and Smirnoff maker
Even as Gen Z swaps parties for pilates, drinks giant Diageo is keen to double down on the booming market of bottled and canned cocktails.Sir Dave Lewis, who leads the drinks giant behind Johnnie Walker whisky, Guinness stout and Smirnoff…
Intertek shares soar as Swedish personal fairness agency EQT tables third takeover bid
Intertek shares soared this morning after Swedish private equity firm EQT increased its takeover bid for the FTSE 100 laboratory testing company.In an update this morning, EQT said it had raised its offer to £58 in cash per share from…
FTSE 100 sinks as borrowing prices and oil costs rise on renewed Iran tensions
The FTSE 100 opened lower this morning as tensions in the Middle East ratcheted up over the weekend, pushing oil prices higher.London's main index opened around 1 per cent - or 100 points - lower at 10,259, dragged lower by the rising…
How Korean manufacturers like Hyundai and Kia took a chew out of the British automobile market…
We're currently experiencing an influx of Chinese automotive brands in the UK - to very marmite reception.But before this Chinese car expansion, Britain experienced another Asian car phenomenon... the ascent of Korean carmakers.As early as…
HSBC takes £500m hit from personal credit score fraud and Middle East battle
HSBC took a £500m hit yesterday as it counted the cost of a ‘fraud-related’ exposure to private credit as well as gathering gloom over the impact of war in the Middle East.Shares in the banking giant fell 5pc in early trading as it reported…
AJ Bell shakes up charges by eradicating common investing cost: How does it examine with different…
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King lifts a glass for British whisky as Diageo takes an enormous gamble on canned cocktails: ALEX…
Cocktails have become a dining problem. When my family and I meet in restaurants for celebratory occasions, ordering cocktails by the younger generation has become part of the ritual, adding considerable sums to the bill (and…
Brands have given up on development and are merely attempting to outlive amid hovering prices
Retailers have given up on growth and are simply trying to survive as they face soaring costs and higher taxes, a report has said.Brands across the world are watering down expansion plans in order to focus on the day-to-day as the Iran war…
