Fuel prices up 10p per litre since start of year, says RAC Fuel Average petrol and diesel prices have risen by 10p per litre so far this year, new figures from motoring group the RAC show.
After Talk TV’s retreat, what does the future hold for UK broadcast news? media Rupert Murdoch's Talk TV has migrated to an online only existence. What does the move say about the future of UK TV news?
UK’s competition regulator has killed more deals than the EU’s watchdog since 2019 M&A The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has blocked more tie ups than the European Commission every year bar one in the past five years.
The week that was: hot property and an optimist’s guide to UK equities May 4, 2024 We wrap up another busy week in the Square Mile
Qatari sheikh sells Hyde Park mansion to fellow Royal for £39m May 3, 2024 Transferring a luxury property between family members could be to take advantage of tax benefits or to avoid certain taxes associated with inheritance or property ownership.
Magic circle law firm Freshfields ups NQ salary to £150,000 May 3, 2024 As the salary war in the legal market battles on, magic circle law firm Freshfields has just increased its NQ lawyers' salaries to £150,000
HSBC scraps bonus cap for hundreds of top UK bankers after tense annual meeting May 3, 2024 HSBC shareholders have waved through the lender's proposal to remove an EU-imposed bonus cap, paving the way for it to hand bigger payouts to hundreds of top UK bankers, after a tense annual meeting dominated by questions over its pension policy and green finance.
Co-op Live: How Manchester’s new icon turned into a national joke May 3, 2024 The Co-op Live has turned into a national Jon Robinson
London rejects most planning applications despite housing crisis May 3, 2024 The majority of councils refusing at least one in two submissions for new housing in 2023 are disproportionately in London, new data shows.
HSBC dished out $19bn to shareholders last year – and there’s more to come in 2024 May 3, 2024 HSBC dished out roughly $19bn (£15.1bn) to shareholders in respect of last year and expects continued strong payouts in 2024, its management has said, as Europe's biggest bank looks to weather economic uncertainity and interest rate cuts.