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LVMH’s sales fell more than expected in the first quarter as the world’s leading luxury group braces for the fallout from US President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
A common complaint from Wall Street bosses is that investors don’t give proper credit for the vast amounts of money that rolls in from flipping shares and bonds. Goldman Sachs’ windfall from equities ...
Dark chocolate dough, but with every bite you taste a white chocolate core,” says Vera van Stapele, head baker and owner of Van Stapele Koekmakerij, the cult cookie shop in Amsterdam. Crucially, for ...
Faiza (a pushy entrepreneur) and Samir (a chirpy, chippy delivery driver), are united by one purpose — to submit to a DVLA speed awareness course and so avoid losing their driving licences. Meanwhile, ...
A former UK tax adviser at broker dealer BGC Group accused of taking part in a £24mn scheme to defraud the US company is facing a prison sentence after he admitted breaching a freezing order on his ...
Scottish first minister John Swinney will bring forward his legislative programme by four months to May 6 to deal with the increased likelihood of recession following US President Donald Trump’s ...
Russia has admitted to carrying out a ballistic missile attack on the northeastern Ukrainian city of Sumy that killed at least 34 civilians and injured a further 119, but blamed Kyiv for the ...
Talking about the moron premium, my colleague Katie Martin wrote a great column in which she opted for politeness in her headline: “Donald Trump has added a political risk premium to US assets”. Do ...
Which were . . .  The 10-year US Treasury yield in 1994, the infamous “bond massacre” that led James Carville to quip about wanting to come back as the bond market so that he could “intimidate ...
Working with fellow Europeans and other middle power democracies is both a strategic opportunity and a route away from over-dependence on America. The UK is well equipped to play a leading part in ...
Nato has acquired an AI-powered military system from Palantir, the US software company chaired by Donald Trump-backer Peter Thiel and with strong Pentagon connections.
Woodford said in his blog on Monday that he could “share more strategies, more ideas and more updates than would ever be possible in a traditional fund structure” through W4.0, as it was “not bound by ...