Fears are mounting that five of the 15 largest firms in the FTSE 100 could leave amid talk of defections to rival stock exchanges and takeovers by foreign predators.

London markets tread water despite bank stocks strengthening - The FTSE 100 ended the day 3.6 points lower, or 0.04%, at 8,659.37.

The FTSE 100 was almost flat and markets across the US were lower on Friday, as traders digest fresh data about the UK's ...

Global index provider FTSE on Friday, February 21, revealed the list of companies to be included in the March 2025 ...

The S&P Global Flash UK PMI revealed the steepest fall in private sector employment since November 2020. The wage pressures ...

Ukraine's state bureau of investigations is preparing to lodge a case requesting the nationalisation of the Poltava mining ...

Annual results today fuelled strong share price performances by widely-held Centrica and Lloyds Banking Group.

A deal to buy Electrical Components International would be first for London-listed vehicle since it was founded last year ...

Glencore, which listed in London 14 years ago in a blockbuster flotation, made the comments after it posted a 1.6 billion US ...

BAE Systems posted double-digit sales growth last year, boosted by increased defense budgets in its main markets due to Russia's war in Ukraine. The London-listed aerospace and defense manufacturer ...

The world is becoming more digital and this is reflected in the FTSE 100 index, where there are now two tech companies in the top 10 constituents. The post This legendary British technology business ...

On the corporate front, Holiday Inn Express owner IHG has acquired European city centre chain Ruby Hotels. BT Group shares ...