Money Moves

Tesco has announced an increase in the price of its lunchtime meal deal, reflecting ongoing trends in food price inflation in the UK. As of Thursday, the cost for Clubcard holders has risen from £3.60 to £3.85, while those without a loyalty card will see the price go up from £4 to £4.25. The meal […]

WHSmith experienced a significant decline in its share price, dropping 38% on Thursday morning due to an accounting error that led to the overstatement of profits in North America. This issue prompted the company to lower its profit forecast for the region from an initial projection of £55 million to approximately £25 million for the

UK government borrowing in July was reported at £1.1 billion, which is £2.3 billion lower than the same month last year, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). This figure marks the lowest borrowing for July in three years and can be attributed to an increase in tax and National Insurance receipts, particularly self-assessed

The Guernsey Community Foundation is reaching out to local charities to collaborate on addressing issues identified in its recent Quality of Life Report for 2025. This report outlines significant challenges faced by the island’s residents, particularly concerning living costs and housing. Jim Roberts, the chief executive of the foundation, emphasized that charities typically possess the

Shambala Festival, a music and arts event held annually since 2000, will celebrate its 25th anniversary this weekend in North Northamptonshire. The festival is expected to draw around 15,000 attendees between Thursday and Sunday. Known for its emphasis on sustainability, this year, Shambala will implement biogas for cooking and heating among food vendors, marking the

Delta Air Lines and United Airlines are facing separate lawsuits filed by passengers who allege they were charged additional fees for window seats but ultimately found themselves seated next to blank walls. The lawsuits, lodged against each airline, are seeking millions of dollars in damages for over one million affected customers. According to the complaints,

In Denmark, the national postal service PostNord has announced plans to discontinue its letter delivery services by the end of 2025 due to a significant decline in mail volumes. The reduction has been attributed primarily to digitalization, with letter volumes dropping over 90% since 2000. PostNord’s workforce will also be reduced by a third, affecting

US President Donald Trump has called for the resignation of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook following allegations made by Bill Pulte, a housing finance regulator and Trump ally. Pulte asserts that Cook falsified documents and property records to obtain more favorable loan terms, potentially amounting to mortgage fraud. He posted a letter on X, addressed

Target, the US retail corporation, has announced the appointment of Michael Fiddelke as its new Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Brian Cornell, who has led the company for the past ten years. Fiddelke, currently the Chief Operating Officer, is set to take over in February and has been with Target for two decades. This leadership change

A man, Charles Brohiri, has been delayed in his sentencing for repeated fare evasion on the railway system after a judge raised concerns about the legal process involved in his case. Brohiri has been cited for fare evasion 113 times by ticket inspectors from Govia Thameslink, accumulating over £30,000 in penalty fares. He remains on