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Michelle O’Neill’s historic appointment ushers in an era of cautious cooperation, with much to gain or lose on all sides, writes Eliot Wilson There was a pilot who used to …

Moving Markets Today: Australia Slips, Asia Closed for Holidays, Bitcoin Surges, Gold Pauses in Light Trading; Focus on Tuesday’s U.S. Inflation Report and Fed Official Speeches  Stock markets in the …

Lloyd’s of London has named the two companies receiving the first investments from its Central Fund private markets allocation. The two promising ventures that are set to receive support are …

Kemi Badenoch is under pressure from a top City group to revive a sweeping shake-up of audit rules after the government shelved many of its reform plans last year, City A.M. …

Water companies could be fined up to a tenth of their turnover for poor customer service, under new powers given to the water regulator for England and Wales. Ofwat today …

The number of lawyers using generative AI tools at least once a month has more than doubled in half a year, according to a survey. Twenty-six per cent of legal …

Top economists expect the Bank of England to start cutting interest rates in May while predicting a sharp fall in inflation over the remainder of 2024. Just under half (43 …

A continued recovery for the service sector has boosted UK business confidence as output levels start to inch closer to pre-inflation highs. According to the Output Index of accountancy and …

The UK’s fintech scene is thriving now, but that doesn’t mean we can afford to rest on our laurels, writes Kelly Devine Britain has long been a hotbed for tech …

Don’t let the gloomy weather fool you, the UK is perfectly poised to harness solar power, writes Mark Owen-Lloyd As extreme weather conditions become an ever more frequent phenomenon in …