European shares were up at the open on Wednesday despite US President Donald Trump’s 50% steel tariffs kicking in.

A closely followed gauge of private-sector business conditions across the eurozone was revised higher on Wednesday, meaning economic activity narrowly avoided stagnating in May.

Payment processing and FX business CAB Payments said on Wednesday that its Crown Agents Bank subsidiary has received ...

Exploration firm Tullow Oil revealed on Wednesday that it had entered into a Memorandum of Understanding to extend the West ...

RBC Capital Markets downgraded MJ Gleeson and slashed the price target on Wednesday after the housebuilder’s profit warning.

Donald Trump has exempted the UK from a new 50% tariff on steel and aluminium imports, after the rate was doubled overnight ...

London stocks were steady in early trade as the UK avoided the doubling of US tariffs on steel and aluminium imports that has ...

Shares in Martin Sorrell’s S4 Capital rose on Wednesday despite the digital marketing agency and tech services firm cutting ...

Discount retailer B&M Retail reported a slight rise in full year earnings against a “challenging” economic backdrop.

OPEN The FTSE 100 was expected to open 18.8 points higher ahead of the bell on Wednesday after closing 0.15% higher on Tuesday at 8,787.02.

Budget airline Ryanair posted a 4% jump in May traffic on Wednesday. Passenger numbers rose to 19.6 million from 18.9m in May ...

Real estate group Hammerson has announced that its chief executive of five years, Rita-Rose Gagné, has decided to step down ...