Latest articles by Chris Newlands
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Whitbread shares jump but protests planned over Premier Inn job cuts. Should you invest?
Whitbread – the hotel and pub company - says trading has improved, particularly in Germany, but is now a good time to buy?
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Scottish Mortgage AGM: what investors can expect
Scottish Mortgage, the UK’s biggest investment trust, is to address investors at its AGM after posting positive numbers for the first time in two years
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DFS issues second profit warning in three months - but is the worst over?
Sofa company DFS blames attacks in the Red Sea for delivery delays and sharp cost increases
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Raspberry Pi’s shares soar after London IPO
The British microcomputer maker becomes a rare new addition to the London stock market
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Should you add your credit score to your dating app profile?
Research shows dating app profiles with a ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ credit score more likely to find a match
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UK's biggest banks accused of short changing savers - are you missing out on better rates?
News Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, NatWest and Santander have come under fire for flouting new rules, with ‘below average’ rates on easy-access accounts
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Government spending rises and casts doubt on pre-election tax cuts
Jeremy Hunt’s ability to lower taxes may become harder after government spending in April rose to £20.5bn. Although a July election now effectively puts an end to the prospect.
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M&S shares jump to six-year high after profits surge
Profits at Marks & Spencer increase almost 60%, leaving it in “strongest financial health since 1997”. A good time to invest?
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Nvidia revenues expected to triple as investors eagerly await Q1 results
Nvidia revenues expected to skyrocket. What can investors expect?
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Food price inflation drops to lowest level in more than two-and-a-half years
Food prices are rising at their lowest rate since October 2021. Could this result in a base rate cut next month?
