Japan’s Yen Slides as PM Takaichi Picks Dovish Bank of Japan Candidates
Japan’s yen is under pressure again — and this time, it’s coming straight from the top….
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Trainline’s CEO Is Jumping Ship — Here’s What It Means for Your Commute
Trainline just lost its captain. CEO Jody Ford has announced he’s stepping down after six years…
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Graduate Jobs Crisis: Who’s Actually Still Hiring in 2026
The graduate job market isn’t just tough right now, it’s a wall. Applications are up, cohorts…
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UK Service Sector Profits Keep Falling — And Businesses Are Running Out of Patience
The UK’s service sector is stuck in a rut. Profits have now declined for 17 consecutive…
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Meet the Fusty 5: The Boring British Stocks That Beat the Magnificent 7 in 2025
Forget AI hype and trillion-dollar valuations. In 2025, the best-performing stocks weren’t Silicon Valley’s finest —…
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Allica Bank Joins the UK Fintech Unicorn Club After £111m Fundraise
Allica Bank is officially a unicorn. The small business challenger bank has secured $155m (£111m) in…
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A Fictional AI Memo Wiped Billions Off US Tech Stocks — Here’s What Happened
Imagine a fictional memo about an AI-driven economic collapse landing on trading desks across Wall Street…
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Retail Investors Are Now the UK’s Biggest Investment Trust Owners
Retail investors just claimed the top spot in the UK investment trust market and they’re not…
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UK–EU Regulatory Divergence After Brexit: Less Than You Think
Five years on from Brexit, and the UK has quietly done something a lot of Brexiteers…
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UK Inflation Drops to 3% — Is a Bank of England Rate Cut Coming in March?
UK inflation has hit its lowest point in nearly a year, and the Bank of England…
