“We document that for more than a half of publicly trading stocks you can find a firm with a similar name or ticker symbol. Indeed, for most cases in the recent controversies, there have been stocks with similar or confusing names,” Mr Balashov told the BBC.
Marks & Spencer has begun legal action against Aldi, arguing the supermarket’s Cuthbert the Caterpillar cake infringes its Colin...
“The roadmap indicated weddings and receptions could resume on 12th April. We have now discovered, not by being offered...
close panel Prices in the UK are no longer rising as fast as wages, official figures show. However, inflation...
Although exports began to recover from a massive drop in January, over the quarter, the Observatory calculated that, of...
UK Hospitality, which represents hospitality businesses, warned the strikes would hit the industry in the “critical festive period”, costing...
Jac Starr, chief executive of the Rail Delivery Group, said: “During hot weather, it’s really important to carry water...
He said it was “reasonable” that financial markets were pricing in two or three rate cuts this year, but...
“Based on our bookings already today, I would expect this weekend to be the biggest of the year so...
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