Londoners are purchasing the lowest proportion of houses outside the capital in over a decade due to stalling local prices and the shift back to office working.
Shares in UK power company Drax Group PLC fell sharply after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) initiated a probe into the firm's accounting practices regarding its 'renewable' fuel sources.
UK retail stocks, including major names like Associated British Foods (Primark) and Kingfisher, experienced a sell-off following a bearish note from Deutsche Bank about a slowdown in discretionary spending.
Medical products company Convatec has seen its shares surge after announcing a new share buyback program of up to $300 million.
The FTSE 100 index reached a new closing high, boosted by hopes of a resolution to the Russia-Ukraine conflict and strong performance from retailers.
Conygar Investment Co has sold a Virgin Active gym in Nottingham for £6.8 million, as part of a strategic portfolio realignment.
Nanoco Group has stated that it expects to exceed market forecasts for revenue, a positive signal for the London-listed technology company.
Revolution Beauty has issued a profit warning, stating that its adjusted EBITDA will be lower than expected after a revision to its stock provisions.
Revolution Beauty has issued a profit warning, stating that its adjusted EBITDA for the last financial year will be significantly lower than initially forecast.
London stocks rose on hopes that a diplomatic solution to the Russia-Ukraine war is on the horizon, boosting investor confidence.
The boss of flexible office group IWG has dismissed a 17% fall in the company's share price, calling it 'not rational' and blaming 'machine selling'.
Analysts at Berenberg have increased their target price on the bookmaker Entain, stating that the group's valuation remains 'attractive'.
Shares in JD Sports surged after Deutsche Bank raised its price target on the stock, citing the company's strong performance and growth potential.
The average asking price for a UK property has fallen by 1.3% in August, as sellers price their homes more competitively during a typical summer dip.
Property firm British Land has reported strong occupancy rates in its retail parks, a positive sign for the company and the broader retail sector.
Homebuilder Persimmon has sold more homes but has warned that high mortgage costs are still a 'barrier' to buyers.
The bidding battle for the healthcare property investment firm Assura has intensified, with the competition watchdog taking further action.
Real estate investment trust Landsec has completed the sale of a significant London office building to the Arora Group for a reported £245 million.
The London Stock Exchange's AIM market has welcomed RentGuarantor, a company that provides guarantor services for tenants and landlords, following its move from the Aquis Stock Exchange.
An explainer has been published on 'Pisces', a potential new UK stock market that could provide an alternative to the London Stock Exchange's main market.
UK's main stock index slips 0.42% post-record close, led by Standard Chartered loss and retail woes.
UK stocks hit new highs as investors shake off trade worries; inflation and unemployment rise.
Shares in UK-listed gambling operators fell sharply after market rumours of potential tax increases on the sector in the upcoming budget.
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) announced robust H1 2025 performance, with significant income growth and plans for further share buybacks.
FTSE 100 property developer Berkeley Group has warned of a housing slowdown in London, forecasting further decline unless the government addresses regulatory and tax hurdles.
Amazon offers 45% discount on L'Oreal Paris Laser Renew Anti-Ageing Triple Action Eye Cream.
UK borrowing costs for 30-year debt reached 5.72%, a 27-year high, raising fears of economic decline.
Poundland plans to close up to 68 stores in 2025 following financial difficulties and restructuring.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the autumn budget for November 26, aiming to address a £30 billion deficit with growth measures.
Financial expert Martin Lewis has issued a strong warning against criminals who use his name and deepfake technology in 'disgraceful' online adverts to scam vulnerable people, after a woman's husband lost thousands of pounds.
