London’s benchmark FTSE 100 index remained largely unchanged on Wednesday as investors tracked developments in the Middle East and digested fresh inflation data from the UK. The blue-chip index slipped marginally by 0.03% to 10,495.22 points by 1048 GMT. Meanwhile, the mid-cap

Rolls-Royce share price dropped for three consecutive days, reaching its lowest level since April 7 as crude oil soared. It dropped to a low of 1,160p, down sharply from the year-to-date high of 1,420p.RR stock chart | Source: TradingView The ongoing

Best Buy has announced a leadership transition, naming Jason Bonfig as its next chief executive officer, replacing Corie Barry later this year. The move comes at a critical juncture for the consumer electronics retailer, which is grappling with sluggish sales

Financial regulators across major economies are stepping up scrutiny of a powerful new artificial intelligence model developed by Anthropic, amid growing concerns that its advanced capabilities could expose vulnerabilities in critical financial and digital systems. Authorities in Japan, Europe, India, and

Opendoor stock price has risen modestly in the past few days, reaching its highest level since January this year. This rally has coincided with the ongoing stock market rally and the surge in meme stocks. Opendoor is soaring amid the meme

US stock index futures climbed on Wednesday after President Donald Trump said the United States would indefinitely postpone any attack on Iran. The development eased immediate concerns over a broader Middle East conflict and helped revive risk appetite before the opening