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  • Graduate jobs crisis: Here’s who is actually still hiring in 2026

    February 25, 2026

    The job market is looking bleak. For recent graduates it’s not just a downturn, but a great big wall blocking off access to an early career. But in a vicious, Darwinian struggle for a meagre handful of jobs, there could still be advantages for grads.  The whippersnapper hiring slowdown is a many-headed beast, but the [...]

  • Aston Martin to axe hundreds of jobs as profit plummets

    February 25, 2026

    Aston Martin is poised to cull its workforce by around a fifth after the firm’s bottom line took a beating from President Donald Trump’s erratic tariff agenda. The British manufacturer said on Wednesday it had recognised a provision of £18.7m in relation to expected restructuring costs as it consults on chopping 20 per cent of [...]

  • St James’s Places shares jump as firm reports record funds under management

    February 25, 2026

    St James’s Place saw funds under management reach record highs in its latest results, as more people choose to plough money into the UK’s leading wealth manager. Funds under management jumped 16 per cent to a record £220bn, up from £190.2bn the prior year, as the group attracted new clients and kept retention rates high. [...]

  • Diageo slashes dividend as ‘Drastic Dave’ takes charge

    February 25, 2026

    Guinness maker Diageo has slashed its dividend as the cost-cutting regime of new chief executive ‘drastic’ Dave Lewis begins to take hold, prompting a share price spook. The board announced the “difficult” decision to cut its dividend to 20 cents to “accelerate the strengthening” of its balance sheet in its interim results, the first financial [...]

  • Household energy prices to fall by 7 per cent from April 1

    February 25, 2026

    The price most households pay for energy will fall by 7 per cent from April 1, driven by the Government’s promised £150 cut to the average bill, Ofgem said. The regulator’s price cap will drop from the current £1,758 to £1,641 – a reduction of around £10 a month for the average household using both [...]

  • HSBC bonus pot swells to 14-year record despite profit hit

    February 25, 2026

    HSBC announced its bonus pot had swelled to an over decade high on Wednesday despite the bank recording a hit in annual profit as hefty impairment charges helped offset a boom in the bank’s wealth management operations. The FTSE 100 banking titan recorded a seven per cent drop in pre-tax profit for the annual year, [...]

  • FTSE 100 Live: Index hits record as HSBC, St James’s stock rally

    February 25, 2026

    Good morning and welcome back to the Morning Wire liveblog. There’s a number of factors weighing on global markets at the moment, and yet the FTSE 100 was able to close Tuesday’s session unscathed. It came despite President Donald Trump’s new 10 per cent tariffs coming into effect, sending some jitters across global indexes. But [...]

  • Exclusive: RFU insist they will retain key role in spite of crunch votes

    February 25, 2026

    The RFU has insisted it will retain its key role across English rugby regardless of the outcome of two crunch votes this week which could see Prem Rugby ringfenced. On Friday the RFU Council will vote on proposals outlined in a recent Governance and Representation Review and is also set to approve plans, dubbed Project [...]

  • Accountancy firms face margin squeeze as AI disrupts compliance services

    February 25, 2026

    Most UK accountancy firms admit margins on traditional compliance services are under pressure from automation, as professional services firms rethink strategies in the age of AI. According to a report shared exclusively with Morning Wire by Ravical, while most British firms believe margins have increased over the last three years, the majority (63 per cent) [...]

  • James Reed: Youth unemployment crisis will have decades-long impact

    February 25, 2026

    Those not working in their twenties are unlikely to start in their thirties. The youth unemployment crisis needs action, writes James Reed.

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