You may want to sit down for this one - especially if you're fond of the darker end of the chocolate spectrum: dark chocolate Toblerone is being pulled from UK shelves. Yes, the angular Alpine treat - specifically the 360g version - is on its way out, thanks

British Steel is in trouble again - and when a company that supplies 95% of the country’s rail tracks starts running out of money, people in Whitehall tend to sit up and pay attention. Unfortunately, so do investors, unions, and anyone trying to work out whether they’re about

As of Monday, East London got itself a shiny new tunnel. Not because TfL stumbled across a suitcase of cash on a Jubilee line train, but because someone else - namely, a group of investors and lenders with a taste for long term toll forecasts - agreed to foot the

This week, a nostalgic chunk of British retail history looks set to pack its bags. WHSmith - purveyor of airport holiday reads, over-priced stationery, and the random temptation of reduced chocolate bars when you just want to pay for a pack of Bic pens - has agreed to sell its

It’s official: you can now buy your Friday night takeaway in four easy instalments. Klarna - the Swedish fintech heavyweight of the “Buy Now, Pay Later” (BNPL) world - has teamed up with DoorDash in the U.S. That means you can get your groceries, your bubble tea, and

Manchester United is back in the headlines, but for once, it’s not because they’ve sacked another manager or spent £80 million on a defender who can’t defend. No, this time, it’s about their home - Old Trafford. The club is debating whether to give it a

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has decided that mortgage stress testing rules could do with a rethink - presumably after realising that even people with perfectly respectable finances were being told they couldn't afford a mortgage but could, apparently, afford years of paying rent at twice the price.

What’s Happening? TUI, one of the world’s biggest holiday operators, has decided that owning and running its own airline is a bit like trying to run a marathon with a sofa on your back – technically possible, but why make life so difficult? So, in a move towards a

KTM, the motorbike powerhouse known for dominating dirt tracks and MotoGP, is now facing a financial wipeout. With €3 billion in debt and 265,000 unsold bikes (enough to cause a traffic jam of epic proportions), the company’s insolvency has sparked major controversy.  And the biggest shock? Under Austria’

Welcome to the world of corporate finance – where billion-pound bids and strategic calculations drive the biggest decisions. Stepping on to the dance floor, KKR, American private equity powerhouse, and Assura, the UK healthcare property developer, in what can only be described as a financial tango that’s got everyone talking.

An entire industry exists where landlords gleefully count their rent while students refine their survival skills, transforming instant noodles into gourmet meals and stretching a tenner further than ever thought possible. Even with fewer international students (courtesy of some visa crackdowns), developers are still beaming - demand is through the

Alright folks, gather round! The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has just announced some spicy new proposals to shake up the corporate bond market. And no, this isn’t just another dull regulatory update - it’s actually a big deal for businesses looking to raise money and for investors who

When it comes to funding a business, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach - some go big, others go home (or in this case, stay at their hedge fund). Two AI titans, OpenAI and DeepSeek, have taken wildly different approaches to raking in the cash, proving that there’s more than

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has just dropped what might be the regulatory equivalent of a mixtape – and it's all about growth, baby! Let's break down their latest letter and what it means for your investment opportunities. The FCA is showing its groovy side, announcing a