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  • Manufacturers overcome gloomy economy as output surge continues

    August 3, 2026

    Manufacturers have overcome a gloomy economic outlook across the country as businesses boosted production to levels not seen in almost two years, new data has revealed.  According to S&P Global’s monthly survey of output across manufacturers, business activity continued to increase in what was the ninth consecutive month of growth in the sector.  The purchasing [...]

  • Staveley planning ‘big property play’ as she closes in on West Ham stake

    August 3, 2026

    Amanda Staveley says she is planning a “big property play” in English football as the former Newcastle United closes in on a deal to buy a stake in West Ham United. Staveley, her husband Mehrdad Ghodoussi, and others have agreed to buy a 25.1 per cent stake in the Hammers, who were relegated to the [...]

  • Chrysalis marks down Starling stake again and reduces Klarna holding

    August 3, 2026

    Chrysalis Investments has slashed the price tag of its Starling stake for the second straight quarter. The British investment trust marked down the value of its holding in the digital bank by five per cent to £356m in the second quarter. This helped contribute to an overall drop of 2.35p per share in Chrysalis’ net [...]

  • Global advisory giant Brunswick explores capital raise

    August 3, 2026

    City PR and advisory heavyweight Brunswick is reportedly weighing up a fresh cash injection via a sale of a stake in the firm, setting the stage for a punchy windfall for its top executives. Five years after securing a £500m valuation following the sale of a 10.7 per cent stake to US private bank BDT [...]

  • Astrazeneca explores $400bn megadeal with US rival 

    August 3, 2026

    Astrazeneca is exploring a $400bn (£300bn) merger with US rival Bristol Myers Squibb, in a deal that would create one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical groups. The FTSE 100 giant has held talks with the US group in recent months about a possible tie-up, according to reports in the Financial Times.  Talks could lead to a [...]

  • Easyjet extends window for another Castlelake bid

    August 3, 2026

    Easyjet has extended the window for another takeover bid from asset manager Castlelake after its offer was usurped by investment giant Apollo last month. The budget airline said on Monday that it was still set to recommend the Apollo deal to shareholders, which values its stock at £7.15 per share, but would extend Castlelake’s deadline [...]

  • As it happened: UK stocks cool after Astrazeneca drags; Trump and Iran clash over peace talks

    August 3, 2026

    Welcome back to the Morning Wire liveblog. The London stock market is starting the new week relatively mixed after Donald Trump hinted a deal between US and Iran on the Strait of Hormuz is near, but was contradicted by communication from Tehran. The US President has said that Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Iran [...]

  • Iran war could ‘halt growth’ across UK economy 

    August 3, 2026

    The Iran war could “halt growth” in the UK economy as the success of Andy Burnham and John Healey’s economic management largely hinges on President Trump’s decision-making, a City firm has warned.  Big Four consultancy EY has said that the UK economy could perform better than first expected this year as its growth forecast was [...]

  • City trading ‘higher than thought’, FCA believes

    August 2, 2026

    Trading volumes in London are up to three times higher in value than thought after so-called “dark trading” is taken into account, the City regulator believes.  Analysis by the Financial Conduct Authority believes that trading valuations are much higher as some traders opt to use non-official channels. This kind of business, referred to as “dark [...]

  • Healey revives ‘price-gouging’ threat as cost of living options narrow

    August 2, 2026

    Chancellor John Healey has revived threats against retailers over profiteering as his cost of living options have narrowed due to problems facing the country’s public finances.  Healey warned supermarkets that they would not be able to take Britons “for a ride” as the Treasury would closely monitor “any suggestion” that shoppers were suffering from large [...]

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