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All investors have exposure to the US one way or another. But markets have not priced in the result of today's election - it's just too close to call.
The move comes after universities have continued to call for tuition fees to rise with inflation.
UK new car sales fell by 6% in October - just the second time the new car market has shrunk this year. EVs were the only fuel type to see sales rise.
Schroders shares sank as the fund manager blamed Chinese market volatility on £2.3bn of net investor outflows and flagged the loss of large instituti
The US election upon us, and there is little to suggest that either candidate has the edge in the race to the White House.
Freda Lewis-Stempel spent the day at the Lotus Driving Academy behind the wheel of the Emira V6 for an exclusive induction into the world of driving e
The online fast-fashion retailer believes its adjusted earnings before nasties will total £130million to £150million for the 2025 fiscal year, helpe
Rachel Reeves's £40 billion tax bonanza will affect the financial wellbeing of millions of households for years to come.
Any Budget with £40bn of tax rises, hitting almost every citizen, is never going to win hearts and minds. Even the OBR had doubts.
RBC Capital Markets says the business empire, controlled by retail tycoon Mike Ashley (pictured), has a strong core business and good assets.
The Fed will reveal its next rates decision on Thursday, though it may still be uncertain by then whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris has won.
Hornby has agreed the sale of a loss-making business as part of strategic efforts to return the model train maker to profitability.
The London-listed infrastructure group has secured a deal with the Texas Department of Transportation to rebuild part of the Interstate 35 (I-35) thro
The merger of Vodafone and Three looks set to go-ahead after regulators said customer protection pledges made by the operators could alleviate competi
The independent Office for Budget Responsibility has warned Reeves against using smoke-and-mirrors accounting tricks.
Hedges are essentially an insurance policy used by businesses to protect themselves against dramatic cost spikes or financial losses.
Cross your fingers that the American electors will at least deliver a clear choice for their president - whatever that choice may be.
The Treasury Select Committee is examining whether there is a need to regulate the acceptance of physical cash in the form of notes and coins in firms
Motorists will be banned from driving through the centre of Paris. A Limited Traffic Zone will be introduced on 5 November though won't be enforced un
Investors sold a net £2.71billion in holdings, with sell-orders increasing 36 per cent compared with September, according to data from Calastone's gl
