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FTSE 100 Approaches 10,000 Points for First Time Amid Political Tensions and AI-Stock Rally
The FTSE 100 is nearing the landmark 10,000-point level for the first time, fuelled by AI-driven stocks and investor optimism, even as political tensions test market resilience.
David Unyime Nkanta Nov 12, 2025
FTSE 100 on the Brink: Autumn Budget Could Cut Short Its Stunning Rally
The FTSE 100 has enjoyed a stellar 2025, but the upcoming Autumn Budget could threaten its impressive gains and alter its trajectory for the year.
Angelo dela Dingco Nov 05, 2025
FTSE 100 and Wall Street Climb to New Record Highs – Is There More Room to Grow?
UK and US stock markets are riding strong tailwinds, with analysts optimistic about further gains towards the end of 2025.
Angelo dela Dingco Oct 28, 2025
FTSE 100 at Risk of Eroding Weekly Gains as Wall Street Woes Spread to Europe
The FTSE 100 faces renewed pressure as Wall Street's sharp sell-off ripples through Europe, threatening to erase the index's weekly gains amid growing fears over private credit risks and trade tensions.
David Unyime Nkanta Oct 17, 2025
From Car Valet to Millionaire Trader: Man Who Made $10M Shares 4 Funds He Invests Long-term
Right out of high school, Jack Kellogg learned about trading while working as a car valet. Despite losing money initially, he has netted millions in profits since 2020.
Niloy Chakrabarti Jun 12, 2024
UK companies leading in setting validated science-based net zero targets
A recently published report shows how global companies are faring in setting and committing to science-based net zero targets and how the UK is leading the way.
Pratiti Nath Aug 22, 2023
As the world turns against plastic, paper giant Smurfit Kappa sees 'huge opportunity'
Saverio Mayer, European boss of FTSE 100 packaging giant Smurfit Kappa, tells IBTimes UK his job is not to sell more paper but optimised sustainable solutions.
Gaurav Sharma Feb 14, 2018
What impact would political bluster have on investor sentiment in 2018?
Investors were right to bet that common sense would prevail in 2017. Most likely, it will in 2018 too.
Tom Stevenson Jan 09, 2018
Top British CEO Richard Cousins and family killed in New Year's Eve seaplane crash
Richard Cousins, a FTSE 100 chief executive, his fiancee, and her 11-year-old daughter were among the six people killed in the tragic accident.
IBT UK Contributor Jan 01, 2018
Pointers from the financial market's performance in 2017 for the upcoming year
The past 12 months have been largely positive for the stock markets, but the macroeconomic scenario appears increasingly uncertain as we enter 2018.
Carlo Alberto De Casa Dec 18, 2017
Pound sterling facing a classic case of 'buy the rumour, sell the fact'
The fudged nature of recent Brexit talks between London and Brussels won't help market sentiment for the British currency.
Craig Erlam Dec 14, 2017
Corporate finance chiefs risk losing relevance if they do not embrace technology
Fast moving digital landscape could leave CFOs lagging behind on the global competitiveness scale, report says.
Gaurav Sharma Dec 12, 2017
Why companies will address the lack of gender diversity within the next 20 years
Richard Nesbitt, CEO of the Global Risk Institute in Financial Services, speaks to IBTimes UK about the need to address gender diversity.
Dan Cancian Dec 08, 2017
Fired before being hired? GKN ditches incoming CEO just months before he was due to start
Engineering firm says its designated boss, whose appointment was announced in September, won't get the job anymore.
Gaurav Sharma Nov 16, 2017
FTSE 100 companies 'on course' to meet gender diversity target
Government-backed review reveals 28% of board positions in FTSE 100 companies are now held by women, up from 12.5% in 2011.
Karthick Arvinth Nov 09, 2017
Coca-Cola bottling company's chief executive dies
While no cause of death was revealed, Coca-Cola HBC said it would make further announcements in due course regarding the successor to Dimitris Lois.
Gaurav Sharma Oct 03, 2017
'Mammoth' Micro Focus: The FTSE 100 unicorn that's now Britain's biggest tech company
Many may not have heard of it, but a reverse takeover of HP's software arm means the company is not 'micro' anymore.
Gaurav Sharma Sep 01, 2017
'Plus ça Change'? Britain's equity market regulation in the post-Brexit era
Once the UK is free of "the shackles" of the EU's legal framework it will be free to make substantive changes.
Richard Beresford Sep 01, 2017
Insurer Aviva to sell its stake in Italian joint venture
The venture Avipop Assicurazioni would be sold to the insurer's Italian partner Banco BPM.
Gaurav Sharma Aug 25, 2017
FTSE 100 executive pay falls by nearly 20% amid political pressure
Britain's top bosses took home median pay of £3.5m this year, compared to £4.3m in 2016.
Karthick Arvinth Aug 21, 2017
European markets dragged lower by airline stocks following Barcelona terror attack
Leading regional indices clobbered by intraday sell-off as terror attack in Spain and US political uncertainty knock market confidence.
Gaurav Sharma Aug 18, 2017
Worries over 'help-to-buy' scheme's withdrawal hammer UK housebuilders' shares
Report claims government could withdraw former chancellor George Osborne's pet project soon.
Gaurav Sharma Aug 04, 2017
Pearson to cut 10% of global workforce in cost saving exercise
Struggling global publisher also lowers its interim shareholder dividend.
Gaurav Sharma Aug 04, 2017
UK executive pay 'remains extraordinarily high' despite falling in 2016
FTSE 100 CEOs were paid £4.5m on average in 2016, a 17% decline compared to the previous year.
Karthick Arvinth Aug 03, 2017
BP predicts oil price to stay within $45-55 per barrel range in 2018
FTSE 100 company posts uptick in production and plans to launch massive project investment drive.
Gaurav Sharma Aug 01, 2017
Shell plans over 400 job cuts at projects and technology department
Report claims the move is caused by shift in the oil and gas giant's business model.
Staff Reporter Jul 31, 2017
'My next car will be electric,' says oil giant Shell's boss
Ben Van Beurden believes move to electrify the economy is a good thing.
Staff Reporter Jul 27, 2017
Unilever boss to ask Theresa May for extended Brexit transition period
Ahead of a meeting with the UK Prime Minister, Paul Polman says a prolonged transition for Britain's EU exit was "becoming more realistic."
Gaurav Sharma Jul 20, 2017
Murdochs tell Culture Secretary delay to Fox takeover of Sky bad for 'British investment'
In a letter to Karen Bradley, James and Lachlan Murdoch claim delay would sour the climate for foreign direct investment.
Gaurav Sharma Jul 19, 2017
Era of $100 oil price was an aberration says BP's Bob Dudley
Dudley tells IBTimes UK that digitisation and process optimisation will help BP break-even in the $30 range.
Gaurav Sharma Jul 12, 2017
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