UK Watchdog Closes Probe Into Drax's Biomass Claims
The Financial Conduct Authority has ended its 10-month review into whether the power station operator misled investors about the environmental credentials of its wood pellet fuel.
The Financial Conduct Authority has ended its 10-month review into whether the power station operator misled investors about the environmental credentials of its wood pellet fuel.
Ken Murphy warns against government intervention in grocery pricing, citing market competition and stable food inflation.
A growing number of older adults are opting to sell larger homes to fund new experiences and plan for inheritance tax changes.
The trading platform's promotion heavily favors smaller rewards, with a 70% chance of receiving only £40 in shares.
New data reveals over 8 million individuals have no financial buffer, with high earners also reporting debt-related stress.
Bank of England maintains its base rate at 3.75% as falling oil prices and a cooling labor market reduce the likelihood of further rate hikes this year.
Decision driven by inflation concerns, impacting mortgage and savings rates.
The sale of Everlane to fast-fashion giant Shein highlights broader challenges faced by direct-to-consumer brands that rose to prominence in the 2010s.
Paul Thwaite joins a growing chorus of financial leaders warning of AI's impact on the workforce.