Month: February 2024

Fastening specialist Fischer is targeting growth for 2024 after securing record sales last year, the company said on Thursday. Despite a difficult market environment in 2023, Fischer achieved a high in the company’s 75-year history with sales of €1.16 …

Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana is beginning to show his best form after a shaky start to life at the club. Andre Onana reached the Champions League final with Inter Milan last season, which made it really odd that he saved his worst performan…

By Coinrule Each day, Coinrule will run through the state of the digital assets market for Blockbeat, your home for news, analysis, opinion and commentary on blockchain and digital assets. The bull market wheels are seriously turning. Bitcoin crossed $…

Mauricio Pochettino believes that Gary Neville’s comments about Chelsea came out of frustration with Liverpool’s victory. The FA Cup took centre stage on Wednesday night and both Chelsea and Liverpool picked up wins over Championship competition. Chels…

By Elliot Gulliver-Needham The new co-CEO of private markets investment firm Hamilton Lane has one goal: getting retail investors to get excited about private markets. Erik Hirsch, who began in the role last month, has taken the top job at a pivotal ti…

By Felix Keith The 2024 Formula 1 season is about to begin with the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend – but for many drivers, another similarly important season is already well underway. While there are 24 races scheduled between the start of March and t…

By Laura McGuire House sales continued to tick upward in February as market confidence appeared to be unshaken by higher mortgage rates A new report by property portal Zoopla showed a 21 per cent increase in the number of homes on the market compared t…

By Jessica Frank-Keyes MPs were warned yesterday about allegedly dangerous pedicab drivers as the government looks to regulate the controversial mode of transport. New legislation to regulate the unofficial vehicles was debated by members in the House …

By Chris Dorrell Business confidence slipped marginally in February, but overall confidence remains robust supporting the view the UK economy has passed the worst. Despite falling into a shallow recession in the second half of last year, business surve…

By Maria Ward-Brennan A new report highlighted that nearly two thirds of UK business leaders are concerned that their ESG targets will put them at risk of litigation. According to research by insurance broker, Gallagher, 72 per cent of respondents admi…