On December 24, 2025, BP announced a major change in its business plans. The British energy giant said it will sell 65% of its Castrol lubricants unit to the U.S. investment firm Stonepeak. This deal values Castrol at about $10.1 billion.
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Burberry is one of the most iconic names in British fashion. Known worldwide for its trench coats and checkered prints, the brand has shaped luxury for more than 150 years. Yet, in recent times, it has faced slow growth and questions about its place in a fast-changing fashion world. New players and bold rivals are…
In September 2025, UK house prices experienced a 0.5% increase, surpassing expectations and signaling a rebound from the previous month’s decline. This uptick brings the average home price to £271,995, according to Nationwide Building Society. The resilience of the housing market is attributed to several factors, including a robust employment sector, stable mortgage rates, and…
Shell has released its second-quarter 2025 and half‑year unaudited results, showing signs of both resilience and challenge. Despite a nearly one‑third drop in profits, the company beat analyst forecasts and kept its shareholder return strategy intact. Continue Reading on Meyka This article is available in full on our main platform. Get access to complete analysis,…
Samsung has taken another major step in the global auto technology race. Its wholly owned subsidiary, Harman International, has agreed to acquire ZF Group’s Advanced Driver Assistance Systems business, commonly known as ADAS, for €1.5 billion. This move is being seen as a strong signal that Samsung wants to play a much bigger role in…
Did you know Del Monte has been around since 1886 and is now going bankrupt? That’s over 138 years of selling canned fruits, veggies, and juices. Many of us grew up seeing their products on kitchen shelves. But now, the brand is in serious trouble. Continue Reading on Meyka This article is available in full…
Ferrexpo shares slumped on Monday after the London-listed iron ore pellet producer reported a steep 40% year-on-year decline in second-quarter production. The company blamed ongoing disruptions from the war in Ukraine, which have severely disrupted logistics and forced multiple operational halts. This disappointing update rattled investors and weighed on the stock market, sending Ferrexpo shares…