McDonald's has had a rough 2024 so far. "Americans are choking on surging fast food prices," lamented a CNBC article, which cites the price of a McDonald's quarter pounder with cheese has more than doubled over the past 10 years. In the meantime, MCD stock has truly struggled.
The IMF has urged ministers to raid inheritances and charge drivers for using the roads in a bid to find the cash to increase spending, even as drivers buy electric cars and, therefore, stop paying tax on petrol and diesel.
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The renewable energy sector remains out of favour. As a result, there are some high-yielders around, including this dividend stock. The post £500 buys me 493 shares in this 7.4% yielding dividend stock! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
This FTSE 100 company has been in decline for several years, but Mark David Hartley reckons the stock could be set for a recovery. The post Down 51% in a year! I reckon this oversold FTSE 100 stock is now ripe for a comeback appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Cazoo is expected to collapse into administration later today after a deadline to find a rescue deal expired.
Trump Media and Technology Group's primary asset Truth Social generated just $770,500 in sales over the quarter.
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City Comment: The Bank should start chopping interest rates as soon as it can
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DWP may now contact people who have been paid too much in error
UK's largest building society paid £100 to around 3.4 million members last year as part of the scheme - but it has been reported that the next payout could be bigger because of higher interest rates.
"Restaurants brought out the servings slowly and were like, 'Nobody is going to sit there for hours and just eat them.' Actually, lots of people did."
Harvey Jones piled into this beaten down UK share because it looks cheap and offers a sky-high yield. Now he's having to be patient. The post I think this may be an unmissable chance to buy an oversold UK share before it rallies hard appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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The error, worth more than the GDP of Denmark, was partially blocked by Citigroup, but almost $200 billion worth of shares were still sent to a trading algorithm
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Jon Smith takes note of a recent purchase from the famous investor behind The Big Short and explains his view on the BP share price. The post Is the BP share price set to soar after Michael Burry invests in the firm? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Service sector inflation, monitored closely by Bank of England, barely budged in April
Will a Labour government tax us more to meet its promises of greater NHS funding? Sir Keir Starmer’s small steps have so far not revealed which direction they would take us, or how he would fund his expensive commitments.
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