Meta’s $145bn AI splurge spooks investors despite engagement surge
Mark Zuckerberg’s pledge to deliver “personal superintelligence” fails to calm Wall Street as the social media group lifts its 2026 capital expenditure forecast by another...
Rolls-Royce holds nerve on £4bn profit target as flying hours soar past pre-pandemic peak
Rolls-Royce has brushed aside investor jitters over the war in Iran, telling shareholders it remains firmly on course to deliver at least £4 billion of...
Whitbread axes branded restaurants and puts 3,800 jobs at risk in £1.5bn Premier Inn shake-up
Premier Inn owner Whitbread is to scrap its chain of branded restaurants and recycle £1.5 billion of hotel freeholds through a sale-and-leaseback programme, placing 3,800...
Chapel Down toasts million-bottle milestone in race to challenge champagne
Britain’s biggest winemaker uncorks a record-breaking year as chief executive James Pennefather sticks to his audacious target of capturing 1 per cent of the global...
The Invisible Cost Centre: Why Subscription Creep Is Becoming a CFO Problem
Managing a company budget used to be simpler. You had big, predictable costs like rent, payroll, and hardware. But today, the financial landscape has shifted....
Svydovets: How an International Environmental Campaign Intertwines with Local Interests
The project to build the “Svydovets” ski resort in Ukraine’s Zakarpattia region has for several years remained at the center of a public conflict that,...