Strong FTSE, strong UK? Not necessarily:...
This report is from this week’s CNBC’s UK Exchange newsletter by Ian King. Like what you see? You can subscribe here. The dispatch Ian Holloway, one of the most eccentric managers in British football, is famous for his idioms and sayings. One of his most celebrated came when, in May 2004, his Queens Park Rangers team had secured promotion to England’s…
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Comcast could see its heaviest internet-subscriber...
A Bernstein analyst says Comcast executives will need to address their efforts to stabilize the broadband subscriber base and whether these are showing initial success.
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Toyota global output, sales hit record...
Toyota global output, sales hit record highs in January-June
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Here’s how much today’s 65-year-olds will...
Ready for some ‘sticker shock?’ Retiree healthcare expenses keep rising.
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Euro set for first monthly decline...
Euro set for first monthly decline this year, focus switches to Fed
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Why a California law to protect...
Some safety experts are saying new legislative initiatives are needed in other states following the deadly Midtown Manhattan incident
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Powerful quake in Russia's Far East...
Powerful quake in Russia's Far East causes tsunami, Japan and Hawaii order evacuations
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OpenAI announces new ‘study mode’ product...
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, pictured, speaks with SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son at an event in Tokyo on Feb. 3, 2025. Tomohiro Ohsumi | Getty Images News | Getty Images OpenAI on Tuesday announced a new product within ChatGPT called “study mode,” which aims to help students work through problems step-by-step before they arrive at an answer. As artificial intelligence…
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2 cheap FTSE 250 stocks to...
Image source: Getty Images I have my eye on a couple of FTSE 250 companies whose shares look like they might be cheap. And they’re in closely related businesses. Building materials supplier Travis Perkins (LSE: TPK) is one. It operates the Wickes chain and other outlets as well as selling under its own name. The share price has fallen nearly…
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Visa says spending is growing at...
Visa is seeing “resilient” trends in discretionary and non-discretionary spending categories.
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