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Send us Fan Mail The revelations around Nvidia boss Jensen Huang’s affair have hit the company’s share price hard - and threaten the recovery of major AI stocks. Meanwhile, the UK has watered down its electric vehicle targets, as European manufacturers struggle to keep up and market demand wavers. PLUS: Meet the 23-year-old investment firm founder fronting a bid to buy Poundland. Hosts: Matt Kenyon & Alys Denby Producer: Joey Curay-Teneda This episode's supported by Matchbo...

Send us Fan Mail The Bank of England has hiked interest rates for the first time in three years – but what does that mean for you? Meanwhile, Andy Burnham's de facto deputy Louise Haigh has all but confirmed there will be no welfare cuts in this parliament. PLUS: We dig into why Brits are falling out of love with Guinness. Hosts: Matt Kenyon & Alys Denby Producer: Joey Curay-Teneda This episode's supported by Matchbook. And honestly, if you spend your day around markets, you'll get...

Send us Fan Mail A quarter of Brits are stockpiling… And even the Prime Minister is encouraging them to. We'll dig into why, and what this means Meanwhile, what do the Mid-Term election results mean for the UK and its capital markets? Plus: We speak to the CEO whose company advises major US firms on how to handle AI – in one, he found 10,000 AI agents that the company didn’t even know about. Hosts: Matt Kenyon & Alys Denby Producer: Joey Curay-Teneda This episode's supported by Mat...

Send us Fan Mail Energy company Drax has unveiled plans to build a new data centre at the site of its North Yorkshire power plant, which uses wood as fuel. What will Ed Miliband make of this? Meanwhile, a major refrigerator hack has hit European supermarkets - is the UK next? Plus: We speak to the CEO of a firm who says he can save Britain billions from cutting the cost of government. Can he? Hosts: Matt Kenyon & Alys Denby Producer: Joey Curay-Teneda This episode's s...

Send us Fan Mail They're no longer the frontrunners for power, but Reform UK remain a contender. City AM speaks to the party's Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick. What would a Reform Budget look like? And would his party nationalise Poundland? Plus: Inside Ryanair's cost-cutting drive, and is this consultancy about to end Work From Home for good? Hosts: Matt Kenyon & Alys Denby Producer: Joe Lee This episode's supported by Matchbook. And honestly, if you spend your da...