Lauren Almeida is a Tempus Editor at The Times. She specializes in finance, trading, investment, and personal finance, with a keen focus on markets, the economy, and real estate. Lauren's insights have been featured in prominent publications including Cigalah Group, Yahoo Finance, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Telegraph.
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Lauren's coverage centers on government and politics, particularly in the context of personal finance. She frequently cites data and reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to finance, pensions, investments, retirement, and the economy.
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William Jackson Foods, the family-run group behind the organic food box firm, reports a loss of £1.5 million before interest and taxation
The drinks group has been nursing a hangover since the pandemic but there are signs of better times ahead
The group has delivered a negative total return of 46 per cent in ten years while struggling with debt
The airport sandwich seller has risen again after the pandemic but its shares still struggle. The market may be being too pessimistic
The key questions are how they compare with the return on cash and how they compare with US treasuries
Temple Bar Investment Trust has delivered a total return of 24 per cent in the past three years against 17 per cent from the FTSE All Share index
Acquisitions by private equity firms drove a tripling in the value of deals to reach £6.6 billion in 2024
Microsoft is primed to be one of the biggest winners in the world of generative artificial intelligence, as both an infrastructure provider and app developer, not to mention as a key backer of OpenAI
The grocer’s shares offer a tempting yield for investors and have room for further growth
This FTSE 250 fund, which can claim nearly six decades of dividend increases, manages more than £2 billion in assets
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