Harry Wise is a business reporter with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. He writes for publications such as This Is Money and Express Digest, covering a range of topics including company performance, investment, retail, and economic trends. His work has also been featured in MailOnline and the Cigalah Group.
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Harry Wise's coverage primarily focuses on business and industry, with a particular emphasis on sales & marketing, economic indicators, and investment analysis. His articles often cite data and press releases to support the information provided.
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Shepherd Neame has flagged concerns about the impact of proposed labour market reforms, as higher costs weigh on the brewer's growth outlook.
The power generation company said Dogger Bank A, which will have an installed generation capacity of 1.2GW, would not be completed until the second half of 2025.
The construction company had a £3.8billion order book at the end of June, a 2.7 per cent rise on 12 months ago, of which 91 per cent is in the public sector.
October 3, 2024 posted on Wessex Water plans to spend £3.7bn on upgrades between 2025 and 2030
The FTSE 100 mining giant said the approach for the Philadelphia-based group was 'non-binding' and there was no certainty of any transaction being agreed.
Orange juice futures in New York stood at $4.67 per pound as of 4 October, having increased by about 45 per cent this year and more than quadrupled since 2022.
One of Britain's biggest housebuilders saw its shares plunge 22.6% to 985.5p by early afternoon, making them the FTSE 250 Index's biggest faller.
The Bristol-based group, which owns the Lounge, Cosy Club and Brightside brands, revealed that its like-for-like sales rose by 4.7 per cent in the 24 weeks to 6 October.
Brookfield thinks the supply ‘fits well with its varied international logistics profile'
The online fashion retailer reported a £200,000 profit for the six months ending August, compared to a £2.8million loss for the same period last year.
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