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  • Shipping giant Maersk warns of profit slump as post-Covid boom comes to an end

    February 8, 2023

    Maersk has shrunk its profit expectations for 2023 as volumes and freight rates normalise after two booming years. The shipping giant announced today it expects its underlying EBITDA to be between $8bn (£6.6bn) and $11bn – 78 per cent down on last year’s $36.8bn. “Guidance is based on the expectation that inventory correction will be [...]

  • Complete decentralization enables blockchains to offer real-world utility

    February 8, 2023  |  Sponsored

    When you are assessing a crypto project, what do you look for? Despite the current trend being all about the price of the coin on an exchange, the main assessment could be based on the answer to “what does the project actually enable”? One of the most popular answers is “DeFi offerings”, and unfortunately that [...]

  • Ukraine’s president Zelensky to make surprise UK visit TODAY, meet PM Rishi Sunak and address parliament

    February 8, 2023

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will make his first visit to the UK since the Russian invasion of his country, with Rishi Sunak promising extra military support. The Prime Minister announced plans to train Ukrainian pilots, paving the way for them eventually being able to fly sophisticated Nato-standard jets, a key request from Mr Zelensky. Downing [...]

  • More than £18bn was added to non-food retail sales by inflation as 80 per cent of retailers prepare to raise prices

    February 8, 2023

    Inflation is set to add £18.2 billion to UK non-food retail sales this year, a report suggests. Sales values are expected to hit £249 billion in 2023, but the 2.6 per cent  increase – or an additional £18.2 billion of spending on last year – will be driven entirely by rising consumer prices, according to [...]

  • Juventus: Why Italian football’s latest scandal has sent its most successful club tumbling down Serie A – and what it means for Tottenham Hotspur and plans for a European Super League

    February 7, 2023

    While Manchester City are facing claims they systematically broke financial rules, Juventus have already been docked points for their own scandal in Serie A – and it might be about to get worse. Heard the one about the serial domestic champions brought to heel over allegations of systematic abuse of financial regulations? Except this isn’t [...]

  • BEIS break-up: New department will help government combat energy crisis, argue experts

    February 7, 2023

    Experts say the break-up of BEIS and the emergence of a new energy department could improve government decision making.

  • Nintendo vows to ‘energise’ its Switch console offering following £200m cut to full-year forecast

    February 7, 2023

    Nintendo has cut its full year forecast blaming a drop off in demand for its Switch console. The Japanese company has dimmed its full-year forecasts to a net profit of 370bn yen (£2.3bn) for the year ending 31 March, down from 400bn yen (£2.5bn) predicted last November. In the trading update, the video games manufacturer [...]

  • Crypto markets holding tight ahead of today’s speech from US Federal Reserve

    February 7, 2023

    The price of Bitcoin was at $23,010 this morning as it continues to weave around the $23,000 mark. Ethereum is trading for $1,640. 

  • National Grid stands down coal plants as it grapples with winter cold snap

    February 7, 2023

    National Grid stood down its order for two coal power plant units to be warmed up yesterday evening, easing supply crunch concerns.

  • The therapy industry on TikTok and Instagram is trapped in a moral maze

    February 7, 2023

    Would you find your therapist on TikTok? Brits are increasingly turning to social media for help for their mental health, but the space is completely unregulated, writes Elena Siniscalco

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