European shares slid into negative territory at midday on Wednesday as US President Donald Trump lined up the pharma industry in the latest episode of his tariff war.

TP ICAP shares were sliding on Wednesday morning, even after the company reported record first-half revenue and announced a further £30m share buyback.

Asia-Pacific markets ended mixed on Wednesday as investors weighed fresh tariff threats from US president Donald Trump.

Oxford Nanopore Technologies announced the launch of legal proceedings against MGI Australia on Wednesday, alleging ...

London stocks were still in the black by midday on Wednesday as investors sank their teeth into another barrage of earnings ...

Vesuvius reported a sharp fall in earnings for the first half of 2025 on Wednesday, as tough trading conditions in key ...

Danish drugs giant Novo Nordisk posted a jump in second-quarter profit on Wednesday, against a backdrop of reduced sales forecasts and competitors threatening its blockbuster Ozempic and Wegovy weight ...

Wall Street futures were in the green ahead of the bell on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones on track to reclaim all of yesterday ...

Eurozone retail sales rose more than expected in June, according to figures released on Wednesday by Eurostat.

Commercial property investor CLS said on Wednesday that it has let 2,165 square metres at its 'Office Connect' site in ...

UK construction activity fell in July at the fastest pace in over five years amid a fresh drop in residential building, ...

Telecom Plus said on Wednesday that it expects customer numbers to rise by around 25% in the current financial year after ...