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Bank of England holds rates after narrow vote
Read the full story: Bank of England holds rates after narrow voteBank of England keeps rates steady after a narrow Monetary Policy Committee vote. The decision highlights deepening divisions among policymakers, reassures lenders and investors, and signals that interest rate cuts remain possible later this year.
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WSP completes £363m acquisition of Ricardo
WSP finalises its £363 million purchase of Ricardo PLC. The…
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Russia’s central bank rebukes state over asset seizures
Russia’s central bank has accused state agencies of violating shareholder…
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UK and India vow trade growth, but delivery will test the deal
Starmer meets Modi in India’s capital to push delivery. The…
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UK IPOs set to rebound with listings
London IPO activity remains subdued but shows signs of recovery.…
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Brookfield secures $20bn for energy fund
Brookfield raises $20 billion for clean energy transition fund. The…
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ISO introduces new biodiversity standard
ISO launches a new standard for biodiversity impact assessment. The…
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Mars and Cargill to build 100+ solar projects
Mars announces a major solar energy initiative in Poland. The…
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Nuveen names Papamantellos head of energy transition
Nuveen appoints Costas Papamantellos as Head of Energy Transition Investments.…
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EU delays CSRD rules for non-EU firms
The European Commission delays sustainability reporting standards for non-EU firms.…
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Most large companies report AI-related losses, EY finds
Many firms deploying AI have suffered losses before gains emerge.…
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Lloyds appoints new London ambassador
Lloyds Banking Group appoints Ajneet Jassey as its new London ambassador. The bank has named the senior legal executive to focus on housing delivery, business growth, and technology engagement across the capital.
