Chris Newlands
Chris is a freelance journalist, and was previously an editor and correspondent at the Financial Times as well as the business and money editor at The i Newspaper. He is also the author of the Virgin Money Maker, the personal finance guide published by Virgin Books, and has written for the BBC, The Wall Street Journal, The Independent, South China Morning Post, TimeOut, Barron's and The Guardian. He is a graduate in Economics.
Latest articles by Chris Newlands
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Raspberry Pi's shares jump 8% after microcomputer maker's revenues surge
The rise comes after Raspberry Pi was promoted to the FTSE 250 earlier this month
By Chris Newlands Published
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Ocado shares jump 14% after sales surge
The rise in sales comes after Ocado was dumped out of the FTSE 100 in June
By Chris Newlands Published
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Federal Reserve cuts US interest rates for the first time in more than four years
Policymakers at the US central bank also suggested rates would be cut further before the year is out
By Chris Newlands Published
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Rightmove rejects £5.6bn takeover bid from Rupert Murdoch’s REA
Rightmove said the offer was "wholly opportunistic and fundamentally undervalued" the FTSE 100 company
By Chris Newlands Published
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Apple loses court battle over €13bn tax bill - should you invest?
The case against Apple was brought by the European Commission and ends an eight-year dispute
By Chris Newlands Published
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State pension will rise by £460 in April wage data suggests
Triple lock will result in an above average rise in pension payments next year after wages increased by 4%
By Chris Newlands Published
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Towie star Gemma Collins fronts parody pension awareness ad
The tongue-in-cheek campaign is designed to get people to stop worrying about wrinkles and instead start thinking about their pension.
By Chris Newlands Published
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Asos shares jump 20% after agreeing to sell Topshop and Topman brands
Asos is launching a joint venture with Denmark’s Heartland group to purchase the Topshop and Topman brands - is it time to buy?
By Chris Newlands Published
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Burberry dumped out of the FTSE 100 after 15 years - here's everything you need to know
Burberry loses its place to Hiscox, while tech firm Raspberry Pi is promoted to the FTSE 250 after listing in July.
By Chris Newlands Published
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Direct Line returns to profit but loses almost 500,000 customers - here is what it means
Direct Line posted a pre-tax profit of £61.6m for the six months to June 30, compared to losses of more than £75m a year ago - what does it mean for the insurance sector?
By Chris Newlands Published
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Profits dive at Barratt Developments - should you invest in housebuilders?
News The fall in profits comes despite excitement about the prospects for housebuilders on the back of Labour’s pledge to build 1.5 million new homes.
By Chris Newlands Published
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Almost 40% of people not saving enough for a basic retirement - is your pension pot big enough?
Research from Scottish Widows shows two-fifths of people are not saving enough to secure even the minimum standard of income during retirement
By Chris Newlands Last updated
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Rachel Reeves scraps long-awaited cap on social care costs - here is what it means
Along with a raft of other cuts, including the removal of Winter Fuel Payments for millions of pensioners, Labour has abandoned the £86,000 cap
By Chris Newlands Published
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NatWest public share sale scrapped, Reeves announces
Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves says a retail share sale of the bank would not ‘represent value for money’
By Chris Newlands Published
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Barclays reports large spike in romance scams - here's how to avoid them
The UK bank found a 139% increase in the total value of romance scams
By Chris Newlands Published
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Heineken shares slump 8% after missing sales targets - what does it mean for investors?
The Dutch brewer reported a 12.5% rise in operating profit for the first six months of the year, but this was below analyst forecasts
By Chris Newlands Published
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Millions of unpaid carers could see thousands wiped from pensions
Unpaid carers, predominantly women, set to suffer extreme shortfalls to their pension pots
By Chris Newlands Last updated
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Pensions: 140,000 pensioners to be hit by surprise tax demand
Tens of thousands of pensioners will be written to over the summer because their pensions have gone above the frozen income tax thresholds
By Chris Newlands Published
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NatWest shares surge after profits beat expectations
NatWest, which has been one of the FTSE 100’s best-performing stocks this year, notched up profits of £1.7bn during the quarter
By Chris Newlands Published
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EasyJet on track for ‘record summer’ - should you invest in airline stocks?
EasyJet reported headline pre-tax profits of £236 million for the three months to June 30 - up by £33 million on a year ago
By Chris Newlands Published
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Pressure grows on Labour to remove the two-child benefit cap - here’s everything you need to know
The cap, which was introduced by the previous Conservative government, has been criticised for worsening child poverty
By Chris Newlands Published
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TSB profits hit by lower mortgage margins - this is what it means
The high street bank said its profits had been impacted by "challenging" market conditions. What is the outlook for TSB?
By Chris Newlands Published
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King’s Speech 2024: Pension reforms, housebuilding and Great British Energy - here’s what has been announced
The King’s Speech sets out the new Labour government’s legislative agenda for the next parliament - from pensions and energy to housebuilding and leasehold reforms, here's what has been announced
By Chris Newlands Published
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Trump Media share price soars after assassination attempt
The jump reflects a sense that the shooting has increased Donald Trump's odds of winning the US presidential election
By Chris Newlands Published