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  • The RMT is balloting London Underground workers for strike action over the “victimisation of Tube staff”

    February 27, 2017

    More London Underground walkouts could be on the horizon as the RMT union has announced it's balloting station staff for strike action and action short of a strike. The RMT said it will be balloting station staff across its London Bridge group after one member was fired and two others disciplined for intervening to stop a "serious [...]

  • Guess which British stalwart has just been named the UK’s favourite brand again

    February 27, 2017

    British Airways may have hit some turbulence thanks to the weak pound, but when it comes to its brand value, the airline is sailing smoothly on, after it topped a ranking of the UK's favourite brands – again.  It's the fourth year in a row BA has topped the Superbrands index, an annual survey of consumers' views [...]

  • Easyjet set to be ejected in FTSE’s quarterly reshuffle this week

    February 26, 2017

    Easyjet is on course to dive out of the FTSE 100 this week, as part of the index’s quarterly reshuffle. The airline has seen its value decline by 40 per cent over one year and issued a profit warning last month, sending its shares down nine per cent on the day. The firm blamed a [...]

  • Uber takes on TfL in High Court over English language requirements

    February 26, 2017

    The car-booking firm Uber joins forces with three of its drivers this week to launch a High Court challenge to English language tests for minicab drivers. Under the proposals, put forward by Transport for London (TfL), private-hire drivers without UK qualifications will have to take a two-hour test to demonstrate their English language skills. Yet [...]

  • Today’s Copeland result and Lords energy report both highlight the ticking nuclear time-bomb in UK politics

    February 24, 2017

    This morning’s Tory victory sweep in the Labour stronghold of nuclear heartland Copeland has coincided with the publication of a Lords report criticising the government’s nuclear energy policy. The nuclear question could not have been more central to yesterday's by-election contest in the heart of Britain’s West Cumbrian ‘energy coast’. 10,000 people are already directly [...]

  • PSA will honour commitments to Vauxhall plants says business secretary

    February 24, 2017

    Peugeot will stick to commitments made to Vauxhall factories in the UK, according to business secretary Greg Clark. Clark said he had a “constructive meeting” with the chief executive of Peugeot SA (PSA), Carlos Tavares, in a statement this afternoon. “The meeting was reassuring,” Clark said. “We discussed how PSA's approach is to increase market [...]

  • Rapidly rising petrol costs are putting consumers off driving and pushing them to cut spending in other areas

    February 24, 2017

    Higher pump prices have pushed UK consumers to spend less on their cars and cut back on driving. At the beginning of February, Britain's petrol prices rose to an average of 120p while diesel rose to 122p, and according to a new study, a quarter of drivers said they're now restricting their car use while [...]

  • Southern rail claims victory over the RMT, giving itself a pat on the back for its service

    February 24, 2017

    Southern rail has labelled the ongoing industrial action by the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) as "impotent and ineffective", while bragging about how many trains it had managed to run in spite of the strikes. The RMT held its latest walkout on Wednesday, this time a 24-hour downing of tools, taking its tally to 29 strikes. Fears have resurfaced that [...]

  • Boeing is building its first European factory in Sheffield in a bid to “support the UK’s long-term prosperity”

    February 24, 2017

    Boeing today announced it will invest £20m to open a new production facility in Sheffield – its first ever manufacturing facility in Europe – in an effort to support Britain's long-term prosperity. The facility is part of a plan to reduce supply chain costs by manufacturing key components and systems in the US and the UK in-house. The 2,300-square metre site [...]

  • British Airways owner IAG has revealed a share buyback programme after strong performance in 2016

    February 24, 2017

    British Airways and Aer Lingus owner International Airlines Group (IAG) revealed it will increase cash returns to investors with a share buyback programme after profit rose in line with expectations. The figures For the year to the end of December, the airline group's operating profit rose 8.6 per cent to €2.54bn (£2.15bn). But total revenue fell [...]

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