23 result(s) for “Economy”
Britain's largest supermarket group raised the lower end of its full year profit forecast and increased its buyback after first-half adjusted operating profit beat expectations, signalling resilient consumer spending and bolstering confidence in the UK grocery sector.
HSBC is reported to be planning sweeping job cuts across its UK wealth management arm, cutting around half of management and specialist roles and up to 70 percent of financial adviser positions as it shifts to AI-driven client servicing. The move deepens questions about the future of advice jobs, regulatory oversight and the structure of Britain’s wealth sector.
Jaguar Land Rover’s voluntary redundancy programme for salaried and management staff closes on October 4, 2026, marking a key point in the company’s two year plan to cut costs and secure 1.7 billion pounds in savings amid weaker sales, tariffs and intensifying competition.
Mumbai’s annual Mijwan fundraiser returned with a high profile show featuring Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal as showstoppers, placing traditional embroidery and women’s empowerment at the center of a star-studded evening.
US stock futures moved higher on Monday as Wall Street attempted to recover from another difficult week for the Dow, with investors watching falling oil prices, Treasury yields, interest rates and fresh US-China talks.
A software defect in Britain's air traffic control system caused widespread disruption at major UK airports, contributing to around 2,000 flight cancellations and affecting hundreds of thousands of passengers.
British retailer Next has raised its annual profit forecast after a strong first half, but the company expects slower UK sales growth as inflation, mortgage costs and pressure on household finances weigh on consumers.
King Charles III has brought senior figures from some of the world's leading artificial-intelligence companies together in Scotland, putting AI safety, human control and international cooperation at the centre of a rapidly growing global debate.