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  • ‘Bond market meltdown’: UK borrowing costs highest since 1998 as Starmer fights for survival

    May 12, 2026

    Warnings of a “bond market meltdown” flashed through the City on Tuesday after government borrowing costs soared as pressure mounted on Sir Keir Starmer’s future in Downing Street. For weeks, City investors have been on high alert as fears mounted that a mass rebellion would be triggered after devastating local election results. Traders fear the [...]

  • Mike Ashley wins trademark appeal, throwing out eye-watering damages bill 

    May 12, 2026

    The retail empire of business tycoon Mike Ashley has won an appeal challenging damages awarded in a trademark infringement claim, sidestepping paying a potentially stinging bill.  The judgment follows a longstanding legal dispute between the discount sports retailer and the Beverly Hills Polo Club brand, owned and managed by Lifestyle Equities, which argued Ashley’s Sports [...]

  • Used EV sales soar as drivers look to curb fuel costs

    May 12, 2026

    Second-hand electric car sales have hit record highs in the first three months of the year, as improving consumer confidence and rising fuel prices pushed more buyers toward used EVs. According to new figures from the Society of Motor Manuacturers and Traders (SMMT), just shy of 87,000 used battery EVs changed hands during that period [...]

  • Heathrow, Gatwick revolt over Labour flight cancellation plans

    May 12, 2026

    Heathrow and Gatwick have urged the government to climb down from plans to allow airlines to scrap flights without notice – a move which could endanger the summer holidays of millions of Brits. The leading airports reportedly wrote to the government to oppose mooted plans to unwind “use it or lose it” rules to allow [...]

  • Ebay rejects Gamestop’s not ‘credible nor attractive’ $56bn bid

    May 12, 2026

    Global commerce giant Ebay has dismissed an audacious play from video game retailer Gamestop that sought to merge the two companies into a new titan to take on the dominance on Amazon. Ebay’s chairman Paul Pressler said the firm’s board had “thoroughly reviewed [the] proposal and has determined to reject it”. In a letter to [...]

  • Starmer dares Labour rebels to trigger contest if they want him out

    May 12, 2026

    Sir Keir Starmer has told his Cabinet that challengers need to step up and trigger a contest if they want him to quit.  Starmer said he took responsibility for the local election results but refused to resign in a statement to senior government ministers on Tuesday.  He told ministers: “As I said yesterday, I take [...]

  • Nelson Peltz’s son calls for Intertek to engage with £10bn offer

    May 12, 2026

    Matt Peltz, the son of billionaire activist investor Nelson Peltz, has called on FTSE 100 testing firm Intertek to accept the latest £10bn offer by a Swedish private equity firm, as investors clash over whether the board should sell up. The buyout firm submitted its fourth offer on Tuesday morning, which valued shares at £60 [...]

  • Chery Tiggo 4 review: Could this Chinese SUV be Britain’s next best-seller?

    May 12, 2026

    Have you lost your Chery? Buy a new Tiggo 4 and that’s a distinct possibility; this new hybrid crossover blends anonymously into the background. It’s also near-identical to Chery’s existing Tiggo 7, Tiggo 8 and Tiggo 9 SUVs, albeit on a smaller scale.  Still, not everyone wants to stand out or make a statement – [...]

  • On the Beach shares slide as Brits delay booking holidays

    May 12, 2026

    On the Beach has suffered one of its biggest-ever single-day stock selloffs amid investor fears over a slowdown in holiday bookings. Shares in the Manchester-based business plunged 17 per cent to 140p after the London-listed business said it saw a more than 12 per cent fall in sales to £52.2m for the six months to [...]

  • Big Short guru: Nasdaq about to resemble a ‘bloody car crash’

    May 12, 2026

    The investment guru depicted in the Big Short has warned that New York’s Nasdaq resembled “the scene of a bloody car crash, minutes before it happens”, accusing Wall St of overinflating the bumper Big Tech earnings that have carried US indexes to a string of all-time highs. Michael Burry, whose decision to bet against the [...]

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