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The Merchants Trust conviction investing philosophy requires discipline rather than blind faith, lead manager Simon Gergel argued in a new interview, using Tate & Lyle as a live case study…
Altria's Philip Morris USA will make cigarettes for Philip Morris International's non-US markets, with first shipments due early 2027.
The Tracsis Mistral Data acquisition from FirstGroup dominated AIM corporate news on Wednesday, with the transport software group paying an enterprise value of £48m for the UK rail software provider.…
UK structural steel group Severfield (SFR) disclosed data centre wins across the UK and Europe in an AGM trading update on 29 July 2026, as its shares rallied roughly 40%…
Lucy Rigby took up her role as City minister for the second time on 21 July 2026, reappointed as Economic Secretary to the Treasury under Andy Burnham after just nine…
Unilever's best sales decade result lifted the FTSE 100 on Tuesday, with the consumer goods giant leading blue-chip gains as a sharp fall in oil prices boosted global markets.Brent crude,…
London's FTSE 100 closed in on record highs on Tuesday, rising 0.5% to 10,836, as a sharp rally in Unilever offset AI-driven selling that dragged US and Asian markets lower.…
PCI-Pal revenue growth accelerated in the year to June 2026, with the cloud-based payments security group reporting a 14% rise in revenues to £24.6m and a sharply reduced expected loss…
Unilever volume growth reached its highest level in more than a decade during the second quarter of 2025, the consumer goods group reported on Tuesday, prompting management to raise its…
The UK political fragility cost to taxpayers has reached approximately £35bn in additional debt-servicing charges since the end of quantitative easing in 2022, according to new research from Allianz Trade,…
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