Why hedge funds are suddenly buying Venezuela’s “unpayable” debt
As a window of enforceability opens, the country’s most valuable assets are not oil fields or factories, but unpaid claims.
The last market maker? Why AGI may be the end of trading as we know it
From AlphaGo to AlphaFold, AGI’s next frontier could be reshaping financial markets.
This Week in Business 28/11/25
Nvidia releases blowout earnings, but markets remain hesitant
From impulse to intention: How Gen Z is redefining Black Friday shopping
AI, convenience and cost-consciousness are the driving forces behind this shift.
A New Generation of Maritime Prospects
As legacy systems continue to throttle global trade, the onus falls on young innovators to revolutionise the seas.
This Week in Business 21/11/25
Budget noise rattles markets again
This Week in Business 14/11/2025
Jittery market sells AI stocks
EU sustainability disclosure “earthquake” leaked
Leaked draft of European Commission’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) revamp shows reform of many of its most controversial features.
Draghi’s Capital Markets Report, one year on: A false dawn or a turning point for Europe?
Despite deep savings and years of integration, Europe still struggles to turn its financial strength into economic power.
This Week In Business 7/11/2025
Big tech earnings outshine Trump-Xi summit
Fresh ideas brewed at Enterprise Lab’s inaugural Entrepreneurship Café
The Imperial Enterprise Lab hosted its first-ever Entrepreneurship Café on 20th October, bringing together students, staff, and alumni with a shared passion for innovation. The event provided an informal networking space where aspiring entrepreneurs could exchange ideas, find collaborators, and learn about the support available to help turn concepts into
Gold: The age-old hedge we still can’t outgrow
Gold may seem like an outdated investment, but chaotic market conditions leave safety-seeking investors with few alternatives.