London prime property: How non-dom tax changes will impact the market May 28, 2024 Prime central London property prices are expected to fall by one per cent this year, after it was previously predicted they would rise by a percentage.
Bentley names Porsche boss as new chairman and chief executive May 28, 2024 Luxury car maker Bentley has named a top executive at Porsche as its new chairman and chief executive.
City law firm hits Southend United owner with lawsuit over unpaid £400,000 legal bill May 28, 2024 City-based law firm Taylor Wessing has launched legal action against the owner of Southend United over a near £400,000 unpaid legal bills
General Election 2024: Why Sunak’s ‘triple lock plus’ pledge is not all as it seems May 28, 2024 Sunak's announcement will guarantee that pensioners’ personal allowance will always be higher than the level of the new state pension.
Nick Train: We ‘acknowledge and apologise’ for our poor performance May 28, 2024 Nick Train, manager of one of the largest funds in the UK, has apologised for his poor investment performance, blaming the "malaise gripping the UK equity market".
JD Sports: ‘King of Trainers’ delays full year results by two days May 28, 2024 JD Sports said it is delaying the publication of its full year results until Friday 31st May - two days later than initially planned.
Biffa owner to buy renewable energy giant Atlantica for £2bn May 28, 2024 Atlantica Sustainable Infrastructure is to go private after accepting an offer from a private equity firm which values it at $2.5bn (£2bn).
Cryptocurrency lands on the London Stock Exchange May 28, 2024 A series of product providers have received approval to launch crypto products on the London Stock Exchange.
McLaren recruits former Rolls-Royce boss in board shake up May 28, 2024 McLaren has brought in the former head of Rolls Royce Motor Cars, Torsten Muller-Otvos, to its board alongside a number of other senior appointments.
Election 2024: UK crises made worse by ‘Conservative choices’, Reeves says May 28, 2024 The UK’s “unique exposure” to economic crises “can only be explained by choices made by Conservative governments”, Labour’s Rachel Reeves has argued.