Ocado Drops £190m Payout Dispute With Marks & Spencer
Ocado Group has quietly dropped its pursuit of a roughly £190 million payment from Marks & Spencer, ending a years-long dispute over their online grocery joint venture.
UK Petrol and Diesel Prices Surge: What’s Driving the Increase
UK petrol and diesel prices have jumped sharply this week, nearing levels last seen during the Iran conflict. Here’s what’s driving the increase and what drivers can expect.
Ocado Drops £190m Payout Dispute With Marks & Spencer: What It Means
Ocado has quietly dropped its pursuit of a £190m payout from Marks & Spencer tied to their online grocery joint venture. Here’s what happened and why it matters.
How Fed Rate Decisions Affect Mortgage Rates (And What Doesn’t)
Mortgage rates don’t move in lockstep with the Fed. Here’s what actually drives them and how Fed decisions fit into the picture.
Stocks Rise, Oil Drops 8% as U.S. Pauses Strikes on Iran
Stocks jumped and oil prices dropped more than 8% Monday after President Trump paused U.S. airstrikes on Iran, easing fears of a wider Middle East war.
What Is the Federal Funds Rate? A Plain-English Guide
The federal funds rate is the interest rate that drives borrowing costs across the U.S. economy. Here’s exactly what it is and how it works.
Equifax Stock Falls 7% on Weak Guidance: What It Signals
Equifax beat second-quarter earnings estimates but its stock still fell 7% after weak guidance pointed to a slowdown in mortgage lending. Here’s what it means for borrowers.
The Complete Federal Reserve Guide 2026: How the Fed Works and Why It Matters to You
A plain-English guide to what the Federal Reserve does, how it sets interest rates, and how its decisions show up in your mortgage, savings account, credit card, and investments.
Naira Rallies to 7-Month High Against the Dollar: What It Means
Nigeria’s naira has strengthened to its best level against the dollar in seven months. Here’s what’s driving the rally and what it means if you send money to Nigeria or do business there.
NYT vs. White House: What the Reporter Subpoena Fight Is About
The New York Times argued in court this week that the White House used subpoenas to intimidate its journalists after a story about Air Force One angered President Trump.