British households face energy bill increases to £1,862 per year starting July, with further rises expected in October under the government's price cap system.
Target has appointed Jeff England, a former Walmart executive, to lead its supply chain and logistics operations.
TGJones, which rebranded former WHSmith stores after acquisition by Modella Capital, plans to close up to 150 locations.
Multiple financial firms navigate operational changes, regulatory pressures, and market challenges across different sectors.
Various corporate developments reported across semiconductor, aerospace, and technology industries during morning trading.
The United States produces approximately three cargo ships annually compared to China's output of over 1,000 ships per year.
Rising fuel costs are affecting driving behavior across different segments, with truckers reducing speeds while some commuters continue regular patterns.
Several major retailers posted quarterly earnings showing divergent performance across different brand segments and product categories.
Hedge fund manager Bill Ackman's new closed-end fund declined sharply in early trading following its public offering.
Pfizer exceeded Wall Street estimates for first-quarter revenue and profit, driven by strong performance from cancer treatments and established products.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has appointed David Woodcock, a partner at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, to lead its enforcement division starting May 4.
Government bonds across Europe and globally experienced their worst weekly performance in a month as Middle East tensions and policy uncertainties weighed on markets.
Stock markets hit new highs while hedge funds reduce risk and earnings reports show underlying corporate challenges.
Porsche is divesting from luxury brands Bugatti and Rimac to focus on core business operations amid ongoing cost-cutting efforts.
Plans revealed for world's first floating city accommodating 80,000 residents and Universal theme park with £1.3bn government backing.
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