© Andrei Stanescu / Getty Images Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) shares are down 13% to $163.04 in midday trading Tuesday, leading a broad selloff across the hydrogen and fuel cell complex ahead of the company’s Q2 2026 earnings report scheduled for after the close. FuelCell Energy (NASDAQ:FCEL) shares are off 7%, Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG) shares are
HMRC recovered more than £100m in tax from landlords last year following a data-driven crackdown, figures show. Thousands of landlords came forward in 2025-26 to report undeclared rental income after receiving “nudge letters” from the tax office. Landlords made 11,511 voluntary disclosures, the highest number since 2018-19, with average payments of £9,063. HMRC recovered £104.3m
Good morning dealmakers, it’s Obey Martin Manayiti here with the US edition of the Wire from the New York newsroom. Private equity-backed deals in wealth management have been robust. Over the years, PE Hub has reported on this sector, drawing on expert analysis from dealmakers and advisors on factors shaping the sector. As deals continue
The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by two insurance companies seeking to rely on a twenty-year-old test case ruling that has since been shown to be legally incorrect, providing the first detailed guidance on when courts may depart from the normally binding effect of group litigation order decisions. In AXA Insurance UK PLC and
Britain has long been home to innovative science and technology businesses. The government says it now wants more of those companies to secure the funding they need to expand in the UK rather than looking elsewhere for growth capital. That ambition sits behind plans for a proposed UK Scale-up Fund worth more than £1 billion.
Andy Burnham spent his first week announcing things that were crowd-pleasing. The £2 cap on bus fares. Pausing the early release of prisoners. Reductions in business rates for pubs. A six-month VAT cut on household energy bills. Critics who argue the cash benefit of these measures is limited, or that it’s unclear how they’ll be
Five hundred Saudi riyal banknotes – Saudi money. Image used for illustrative purpose. Image courtesy: Getty Images/ Mohamed Alhamami Growth Catalyst’s focus on accelerating high-growth Saudi SMEs aligns with the Kingdom’s economic diversification ambitions under Vision 2030 Staff Writer | TradeArabia Jada Fund of Funds, a wholly owned
Health insurance is rarely something people sit down and design from scratch. It tends to build up slowly. A policy bought early in life stays active. Employer coverage comes into the picture later. Family needs change, but insurance decisions are not always revisited with the same urgency. Over time, it is not unusual for people
Jada Fund of Funds established to develop Saudi Arabia’s private capital ecosystem across venture capital, private equity, and private debt. Image courtesy: Jada Fund of Funds The commitment supports the development of Saudi Arabia’s private capital ecosystem and reinforces Jada’s mandate to back emerging fund managers.Growth Catalyst Fund I, a Saudi-based
One of the biggest energy businesses listed on the London Stock Exchange has agreed a controversial £5.7bn takeover by private equity, adding to the growing exodus of companies from the UK market. The US private equity groups KKR and Energy Capital Partners are poised to buy DCC Energy after the company’s board recommended the offer