‘Ethereum killers’ hog limelight as Ethereum Classic continues run and Cardano hits another all-time high May 7, 2021 It was the so-called ‘Ethereum killers’ day to shine yesterday, with the likes of Cardano (ADA) and Ethereum Classic (ETC) continuing to soar.
Square Mile lockdown: City firms plot staff’s return to work May 14, 2020 City banks and professional services firms are drawing up plans to send staff back to the office as the UK begins to ease its coronavirus lockdown. Earlier this week Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that people who can work from home should continue to do so, as he laid out guidance to make workplaces “Covid-secure”. [...]
US airlines stocks in tailspin as coronavirus travel ban kicks in March 12, 2020 Boeing led a rout of US aviation stocks today as president Trump’s coronavirus travel ban battered the airline industry as markets opened across the Atlantic. For the second day in a row the aerospace giant shed around 15 per cent of its value, whilst fellow international carriers American Airlines, Delta and United all suffered double-figure [...]
Steer clear of Defi? September 25, 2020 I personally am steering clear of the yield farming space completely until it settles down into something more sustainable. You have been warned. These are not my words but the words of an influential voice in the crypto world, Vitalik Buterin himself, broadcast to the world in a recent tweet. Whether you share his view [...]
Oil prices on brink of another collapse as storage dries up April 27, 2020 Oil prices were on the precipice this afternoon amid fears that a repeat of last week’s historic collapse into the negative could be on the cards. By mid-afternoon, the price of the June delivery contract for US standard West Texas Intermediate (WTI) had dropped nearly 28 per cent as storage facilities across the country approached [...]
US stocks jump as investors cheer apparent coronavirus slowdown April 6, 2020 US stocks have surged in early trading as investors are encouraged by an apparent slowdown in the spread of coronavirus. The S&P 500 jumped 4.9 per cent while the Dow Jones was up 5.2 per cent. The Nasdaq climbed 4.8 per cent. Stocks were higher in Europe too. The UK’s FTSE 100 was up 2.8 [...]
US factory orders fall in September as trade war bites November 4, 2019 US factories suffered a steeper-than-expected fall in orders in September, survey data has shown, suggesting the country’s manufacturing sector is still being held back by the US-China trade war. Read more: US Fed lowers rates but signals it is done cutting Goods orders in the manufacturing sector fell 0.6 per cent last month compared to [...]
Poundland owner lines up advisors for stock market listing January 7, 2020 The owner of Poundland is reportedly mulling a stock market listing that could value the discount retailer at about £3.4bn. Steinhoff International Holdings, the owner of Poundland’s parent company Pepco Group, is expected to appoint advisors in the next few days to support plans for an initial public offering (IPO), Sky News reported. Read more: [...]
Furious UEFA warns clubs: Join European Super League and we will ban you and your players April 20, 2021 UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has warned the football body is working to ban breakaway European Super League clubs and their players from its competitions “as soon as possible” and urged domestic leagues to follow suit. Twelve clubs, including the Premier League’s so-called ‘big six’, are part of plans which would fundamentally alter the shape of [...]
Animation firm DNEG eyes £150m London listing October 15, 2019 Digital effects and animation company DNEG said today it was considering a London float to raise £150m. The London-based firm said it was weighing a main market listing with plans to sell £150m-worth of new shares and an offer of existing shares to be sold by current shareholders. DNEG has worked on films such as [...]