Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a change in fiscal rules in her Autumn Budget speech, raising taxes by £40bn and committing to investing in the UK economy for long-term growth. Despite initial market calm, concerns arose over the need for increased borrowing of £32bn annually to fund the £70bn spending increase, leading to a rise in gilt yields and a slight dip in UK equities. The Bank of England’s potential response to the larger-than-expected fiscal event is being closely monitored by investors, impacting rate-sensitive sectors while benefiting banks.
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VeriSign (VRSN) Q1 2025 Earnings Call
DATEOn April 24, 2025, VeriSign reported a Q1 revenue of $402 million, marking a 4.7% year-over-year increase, with a net income of $199 million and a diluted EPS of $2.10. The company initiated a quarterly cash dividend of 77¢ per share and repurchased 1 million shares, returning $230 million to shareholders. Additionally, the domain name base rose to 169.8 million, with 10.1 million new registrations, and the 2025 revenue guidance was updated to between $1.635...
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