The World Cup winners wore Adidas shirts. But the company’s investors are still crying foul.
The sportswear company’s stock declined 17% after it reported a 30% hike in marketing expenditure.
Similar Posts
Further rate hikes announced by Halifax, TSB and BM Solutions – round-up
Major mortgage lenders have continued to reprice their offerings upwards, with Halifax, TSB and BM Solutions all announcing increases effective tomorrow, while HSBC’s rates increased today. Halifax ups rates Halifax has increased rates on a number of products for homemovers, first-time buyers, remortgage customers and existing borrowers looking to switch deals. Within its homemover…
Goldman Sachs Q2 profit soars 78% on trading rally
For the first six months of 2026, Goldman Sachs posted net revenue of $37.57bn and net profit of $12.26bn. Credit: Piotr Swat/ Shutterstock.com. Goldman Sachs profit has surged in the second quarter (Q2) of 2026, benefitting from a booming trading environment and continued growth in asset and wealth management. The US-based bank reported net earnings of $6.63bn in the quarter ended 30 June 2026, a…
Corporate landlords are building more homes, but they cannot replace private landlords
The latest agreement between Gleeson Homes and Lloyds Living will deliver another 104 private rental homes across two developments in the Midlands. The properties will be built at Hollinwell Heath in Kirkby-in-Ashfield and Watermills in Apedale, near Newcastle-under-Lyme, with a mixture of two, three and four-bedroom houses intended to appeal mainly to couples and families….
Top 5 tips to save for a property deposit when borrowing power shrinks
Elevated interest rates, stricter borrowing conditions, and rising living costs have made it harder for Australians to save for their next property. According to Strategic Brokers director Hung Chuy, while the recent rate hikes and changes in property taxes have slightly reduced borrowing power for many first home buyers, investors have taken a significant hit….
