Virgin Media O2 eyes swoop for TalkTalk’s consumer unit February 11, 2024 Virgin Media O2 (VMO2) is reportedly engaged in talks to buy the consumer division of internet provider TalkTalk after a larger deal for the whole firm failed two years ago.
Black cab boss: Government must extend ‘essential’ electric taxi grants February 11, 2024 The government must extend its £7,500 grant to taxi drivers to help continue the transition to electric vehicles, the chief executive of the sector's trade body has said.
Tui shareholders to vote on travel giant’s plans to exit London Stock Exchange February 11, 2024 London's capital markets could be set for another damaging hit as Tui Group's shareholders prepare to vote on the company's plans to delist from the London Stock Exchange.
Evri: Private equity owners prep parcel giant for £2bn sale February 11, 2024 Evri's private equity owners are prepping a mega £2bn sale of the parcel delivery firm, according to reports.
Major rail engineering work on weekdays due to change in travel patterns February 11, 2024 Major rail engineering work will take place on two weekdays this month in a trial responding to a change in travel patterns.
Row erupts over Thameslink bonuses after performance targets lowered February 9, 2024 Thameslink's performance targets were downgraded across nearly every category from last year. The targets are set by the government's department for transport.
I feel ‘personally responsible’ for the UK economy says BT boss February 8, 2024 The weight of keeping British businesses up and running is a heavy one according to the boss of BT’s business unit, Bas Burger.
Losses slashed at Liverpool John Lennon Airport as turnover takes off February 8, 2024 The group behind Liverpool John Lennon Airport slashed its losses as its turnover took off during its latest financial year.
Maersk shares plummet amid ‘high uncertainty’ of Red Sea shipping disruption February 8, 2024 Maersk shares plummetted over 14 per cent this morning after the container shipping giant flagged "high uncertainty" in the Red Sea.
Why does Britain suck at building major infrastructure? February 8, 2024 An overzealous planning system and disjointed supply chains are reasons why the UK lags behind on building major infrastructure, a report has found.