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Byron Allen Sells His Stake in Starz
Google stock has its worst day ever after earnings miss raises AI fears
Amazon's cloud unit grew 39%, its fastest pace in nearly five years, beating forecasts
Starbucks beat earnings estimates as its U.S. turnaround continued
Intel stock falls more than 22% after revenue forecast misses on PC weakness
Rivian beat expectations as new R2 SUV became its top-selling vehicle
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- Starz Shrinks Loss, Grows Revenue in Third Quarter Amid Digital-Led Transformation
Starz Shrinks Loss, Grows Revenue in Third Quarter Amid Digital-Led Transformation
Government working flat out to reduce welfare bill, PM says after cost warnings

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Poundland to appoint administrators with thousands of jobs at risk

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People Inc. Cuts 195 Staffers Over “Rapid Changes” In Media
European stocks rally after ECB and Fed holds

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Government working flat out to reduce welfare bill, PM says after cost warnings

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Fact check: Disposable incomes set to rise each year after 2026

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Overweight offshore workers could lose job under new rules, industry body warns

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Poundland to appoint administrators with thousands of jobs at risk

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Investment firm continues share buyback programme
Investment firm Demetra Holdings Plc announced on Thursday that it recently purchased 3,890 of its own shares as part of an ongoing share buyback programme.
The transaction was carried out on October 27, 2026, through the Cyprus Investment & Securities Corporation Ltd (CISCO).
Demetra Holdings acquired the shares at a price of €1.335 per share.
The share buyback was executed pursuant to the relevant regulations of the Cyprus Stock Exchange and the circulars of the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission.
The acquisition followed authorisation granted by shareholders during the company’s annual general meeting on June 30, 2026.

Government working flat out to reduce welfare bill, PM says after cost warnings

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Volkswagen posted $6.5 billion quarterly loss, most since 2015, as China slump deepens
Microsoft is raising at least $25 billion in bonds, its first U.S. sale since 2017