Higher interest rates are unlikely to cause a major systemic risk but anxious investors should be wary of the continued AI-fuelled exuberance in the US stock market. In a note …
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Attack of the clones: How Heston and Ottolenghi were targetted by scammers using Companies House
Top chefs and restaurants have been hit by scammers, with Heston Blumenthal and Yotam Ottolenghi among those targeted. The scam involves creating “clones” of restaurants with Companies House in order …
WATCH: New Dominic West Nationwide ad will annoy other lenders even more than the first one
Nationwide is set to launch the second of its new ad campaign fronted by Dominic West tonight, in a move which will inflame a row with other lenders. The Advertising …
From premium to peril: The tumultuous journey of Digital 9 Infrastructure and its uncertain future
Once a darling of the infrastructure sector, the Digital 9 Infrastructure investment trust now faces an uncertain future. The stock has fallen 40 per cent in January alone as investors …
Legal sector job vacancies in the City plummeted last year as firms returned to pre-pandemic hiring
Hiring activity in the legal market has slumped, falling back in line with pre-pandemic figures while demand for in-house roles has also plunged, especially in the banking sector. According to …
Why women’s football bucked the men’s trend in the January transfer window
While the January transfer window will be remembered as one of risk aversion in the Premier League, the stage has been set for a transformative era in the Women’s Super …
1950 Porsche 356: Driving a piece of Porsche history
In 2024, a 0-60mph time of 23.5 seconds would make this the slowest car on sale. But in the late 1940s, with the ashes of World War Two still smouldering, …
The best supercars of 2024, from the Ferrari 812 to the Maserati MC20
In 1966, the Lamborghini Miura made cars suddenly more ‘super’ and they haven’t slowed down since. Today, supercars still ignite the imagination of anyone with a trace of petrol in …
Publisher of the Daily Mirror to pay “substantial” costs to Prince Harry in settlement of phone hacking lawsuit
Prince Harry has settled the remaining claims in his phone hacking lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mirror, two months after the paper was found to have hacked his …
Tories have ‘trashed reputation for fiscal coherence’, claims former Boris Johnson adviser
The Conservative party has “trashed” its reputation for “fiscal coherence” and sacrificed its standing as the party of business, a former business adviser to Boris Johnson has claimed. In a …