April 26, 2026

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Insurance

Haven Insurance opens new Gibraltar office after £200,000 investment

Haven Insurance has opened a new office in Gibraltar following an investment of more than £200,000. The company, part of the Acorn Group, marked the move on April 24 with a ceremony attended by the Minister for Justice, Trade and Industry, Nigel Feetham. The new office is around 70% larger than Haven’s previous premises and

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Tax

Major changes to pensions and Inheritance Tax from April 2027 – what you need to know

Major changes to pensions and Inheritance Tax from April 2027 – what you need to know – The Mirror Need to know Most pensions are currently not subject to Inheritance Tax – but this is changing from April 2027 Pensions will soon become subject to Inheritance Tax(Image: GETTY) What you need to know about pensions

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Energy

Why Bloom Energy Stock Is Charging Higher This Week

Charging higher throughout the week, Bloom Energy (BE 0.30%) stock has closed higher than where it ended the previous trading sessions. While the company hasn’t announced any news this week, investors are likely responding to reports that several firms have raised their price targets on the fuel cell stock. According to data provided by S&P

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Wealth Management

Essex Lampard mental health inquiry evidence prompts ‘refocus’

A statement put out by the inquiry said: “The hearing has been refocused, principally in response to emerging evidence and areas requiring the inquiry’s urgent attention, and partly due to ongoing issues relating to EPUT’s engagement with the inquiry”. Baroness Lampard will focus on five key areas in the July hearing, including the ongoing use

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Fund

Ariel Focus Fund’s Q1 2026 Investor Letter

When Jeff Bezos said that one breakthrough technology would shape Amazon’s destiny, even Wall Street’s biggest analysts were caught off guard. Fast forward a year and Amazon’s new CEO Andy Jassy described generative AI as a “once-in-a-lifetime” technology that is already being used across Amazon to reinvent customer experiences. At the 8th Future Investment Initiative

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Stock Brokers

Meet the Under-the-Radar Growth Stock Crushing the S&P 500, the Nasdaq-100, and the Dow Jones in 2026

The stock market is off to a rollercoaster start to 2026. The benchmark S&P 500 (^GSPC 0.41%) was down 9% from its peak at its March low point, only to recover all of its losses and set a new high in April. The persistent geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran have sparked wild swings

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Energy

Energy crisis could redraw energy map in Türkiye’s favor

The crisis that has erupted amid the Middle East conflict could ultimately create opportunities for Türkiye and make it a regional energy hub through new partnerships and supply routes, a senior official said Friday. Energy prices have spiralled following U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran, which triggered a near-total closure of the Strait of Hormuz, where 20%

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Energy

Ireland’s largest solar carport to cut airport emissions and energy costs

A major solar carport project at Cork Airport is set to boost renewable energy use and reduce emissions, supporting more sustainable aviation infrastructure. Greenvolt Next will deliver the 1.7MW installation, which will generate more than 1.5GWh of renewable electricity annually, meeting around 20% of the airport’s energy demand. The system will include 3,696 solar panels

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Wealth Management

Health coach reveals a daily gut-friendly routine you can follow even on your busiest days

The gut is one of the most important body systems that significantly impacts every organ. From acne and hair fall to constipation and skin allergies, poor gut health can take a toll on your entire system. However, a healthy gut isn’t built through extremes; it’s rather shaped by small, consistent choices across your day. If

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Energy

UK should charge energy based on income so poorer people pay less, report says

Researchers from Foundational Economy Research want a system introduced where utilities are charged based on household income Energy bills are forecast to rise again this summer(Image: GETTY) The UK should charge for energy based on income, so that richer people pay more and households with less income pay less, a new report argues. Researchers from

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