The funds buying the ‘cheapest’ and most ‘expensive’ stocks
Buying stocks at the right price is an integral part of investing. Using metrics to find out whether a stock...
Month: July 2020
Airports ‘may cut 20,000 jobs’ unless rates relaxed
Airports are set to axe up to 20,000 jobs unless the Government intervenes by waiving business rates to help them cope...
Huawei is being swept up in the tide of history as China turns away
In some respects this has been the case for years. Russians do not use Google but Yandex, a search engine...
renewables fund is worth revisiting as political wind blows in the right direction
The East Ayrshire town of Dalmellington has been known down the years for its coal mining, curling and weaving activities....
Subsidy cut to put rail on track for state control
Negotiations have been further hampered by the Government rejecting industry proposals for operators to be incentivised to cut costs, sources...
Traders fear chaos on Brexit front line over the long haul
Hannon Transport, which has bases in Northern Ireland, the Republic, the Netherlands and France, is likewise incorporating customs help into...
Travelodge sites under threat from rival operator
Up to 40 Travelodges could shut as landlords plot to replace them with a serviced apartment firm after being forced...
Spanish finance minister hits out after Ireland wins another top job
Mr Donohue has strongly criticised deficits and increases in government spending. He also opposes a potential EU digital sales tax...
Deadline of 2025 to be set on culling Huawei kit
The Culture Secretary is poised to announce a 2025 deadline to strip Huawei from the UK’s 5G network. On Tuesday,...
Trump’s tax battle puts Deutsche Bank in the firing line
Past misconduct and scrutiny over the bank's relationship with Trump continued to plague Deutsche in the years that followed. Last year it emerged...
