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France signals a tactical shift to shorter-dated debt to limit exposure to high yields but keeps overall bond issuance plans unchanged
France's finance minister invites the UK to rejoin the EU as Burnham outlines options for re-engagement, highlighting political and economic implications.
The Bank of England warns that energy shocks and the AI boom increase risks to UK financial stability, highlighting market vulnerabilities and planned
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Swift Partners bought Argos for £120m from Sainsbury's, pledging standalone shops, faster fulfilment and an app revamp. Completion is due early 2027.
US beef prices are 12% higher as the national herd fell to its smallest since 1951. Higher supermarket prices have not converted into higher rancher pay.
Analysts forecast $1.86 EPS for Disney's Q3 vs prior $1.57; revenue seen near $25.4bn. Results 8:30am ET Aug 5, markets will watch streaming and parks.
Chevron won PPL 2010 in Nigeria, NUPRC confirmed the award on 23 July 2026. Star Deep Water will operate the licence, as part of Chevron's tech-led push.
Work and Pensions Committee urges a temporary £600m uplift to Universal Credit for people reaching 66 before State Pension, with consultation by end 2026.
Ending the Part D subsidy after 2026 will restore premium pressure on stand-alone PDPs. Some beneficiaries may shift into Medicare Advantage in 2027.
NS&I will name two £1m Premium Bonds winners on Monday 3 August; the online prize checker updates on Tuesday 4 August. Check contact details now.
Vanguard cut the FTSE All-World UCITS ETF fee from 0.19% to 0.14% on 28 July 2026, saving about $37m a year. The change affects both VWRP and VWRD.
Robinhood Q2 2026: net revenue $1.31bn, up 32% year-on-year, as transaction fees and deposits surged. Net income and adjusted EBITDA rose. Guidance cut.
NIESR warns Andy Burnham faces a multi-billion squeeze as inflation may hit 3.8% and borrowing costs remain high, forcing tax rises or spending cuts.
Sat Bains says the UK's 20% VAT is choking restaurants, urging ministers to cut the rate to ease pressure on footfall, bookings and margins, BBC reports.
CXMT's STAR Market IPO rocketed to about 3.3tn yuan, making it mainland China's largest listed firm. A 6.73% free float may amplify post-IPO volatility.
Heligan Group logged 84 defence deals in H1 2026 as some stocks cooled, with private equity and rising valuations reshaping markets and M&A demand
ServiceNow posted 24.5% subscription growth to $3,877m in Q2, beating estimates and raising guidance. Shares gained 4%; Q3 guidance is the test.
Check if you're owed Child Benefit. HMRC allows up to three months' backdating. Claim now to recover missed £27.05 weekly payments and secure NI credits.
Options for someone with $35,000 in credit-card debt: managed repayment, settlement or bankruptcy. Cites House of Commons Library, ONS and UK debt charities.
UAE firms must tighten bookkeeping as corporate tax, VAT and digital reporting raise compliance risks. Clear records reduce penalties and speed audits.
Trump Media's Truth API will sell millisecond feeds of posts from 10 Truth Social accounts to trading firms from 1 August 2026, raising fairness concerns.
James Watt has bid to buy Brewdog after its £33m sale, offering to restore Equity for Punks investors' stakes and protect jobs; Tilray says the group is not for
