Self-drive start-up Wayve to be first big test of London’s Pisces market
LSEG’s new private markets platform to host sale of shares in UK autonomous vehicle company next week
UK flood reinsurer pushes to cap claims and lift premiums
Move follows Flood Re being saddled with expensive properties that have made scheme ‘regressive’
Lloyds scraps Halifax brand
UK’s biggest retail bank took over 173-year-old lender as part of its rescue of HBOS during financial crisis
What Medallia’s faceplant tells us about private credit
Equity wipeout, debt distressed . . . trebles all round?
New Democracy sees silver lining in polls as ELAS consolidates second place
The reverberations from the launch of ex-PM Alexis Tsipras’s new party ELAS continue to be felt across the political landscape. While New Democracy retains a strong lead, it will need to mobilise apathetic or undecided supporters to approach an absolute majority.
Unemployment slides to 8.1% in May as male and youth rates improve
Greece’s seasonally adjusted (SA) unemployment rate edged down to 8.1 percent in May, from a downward revised 9.1 percent in the previous month, Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data showed on Wednesday.
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BlueCrest warns UK is bad for business after losing £200mn tax battle
Investment firm says country ‘no longer a serious contender’
What to Know About the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement Talks
July 1 could be the beginning of the end for a trade pact President Trump has long criticized — or the start of a path to its renewal.
Manufacturing PMI improves slightly in June, cost and export challenges persist
Greece’s manufacturing PMI rose to 53.8 points in June, from 53.3 points in the previous month, S&P Global data showed on Wednesday.
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