Addison Lee profits up nearly half as CEO eyes further expansion March 4, 2024 Premium taxi operator Addison Lee's full-year profits surged last year amid increasing demand for its high-end taxi services.
Ryanair and Wizz Air: Passenger numbers up despite higher cost of flying and Gaza war March 4, 2024 Ryanair and Wizz Air both reported a rise in passenger numbers in February, despite the ever-increasing cost of flying.
Rolls-Royce submarines arm to create 200 UK jobs to meet Royal Navy needs March 4, 2024 Rolls-Royce has announced plans to create over 200 UK jobs in its submarine division to meet a growth in demand from the Royal Navy.
Jaguar Land Rover to head off-grid for one quarter of its UK energy March 4, 2024 JLR’s new off-grid energy projects aim to produce almost 120 Mega Watts (MW) of renewable energy at their peak
UK ‘not fast enough’ on energy transition, warns Siemens energy chief March 4, 2024 The UK is not moving fast enough on the energy transition, the boss of the British arm of Siemens Energy has said.
Drivers won’t back EVs as they are ‘scared of change’, ‘Europe’s Tesla’ boss warns March 3, 2024 Drivers "scared of change" are behind the slowing shift to electric vehicles (EVs), the boss of the company dubbed 'Europe's Tesla,' has said.
Admiral: ‘Mammoth’ price hikes to feed profits but dividend could be lowered March 3, 2024 Admiral is set to report its full-year results next week, with analysts expecting price hikes throughout 2023 to feed through to the profit line.
GKN Aerospace owner Melrose to report £400m profit amid travel boom March 3, 2024 GKN Aerospace owner Melrose is expecting profits of around £400m in its full-year results next Thursday, propped up by booming travel demand.
‘Outrageous’ rail fare hike slammed amid soaring cancellations and strikes March 3, 2024 An inflation busting 5 per cent hike in rail fares has been dubbed "outrageous" amid soaring cancellations and ongoing industrial action.
Lumo chief: More commercial freedom will bring down rail fares March 2, 2024 Bringing more commercial freedom to the UK's rail system will help bring down fares for passengers, the boss of Lumo and Hull trains has argued.