Digital 9 Infrastructure lays out plans to shutter trust February 28, 2024 The board of embattled investment trust Digital 9 Infrastructure has today laid out plans to wind down the company.
St James’s Place shares plummet as bosses set aside £426m for complaints February 28, 2024 Wealth manager St James’s Place said it had been a “challenging” year today as its cash result cratered on the back of an overhaul in its fee structure and provisions for a deluge of complaints.
Strong demand for shares allows Segro to tap investors for £900m to fund growth and new data centres February 28, 2024 Warehouse giant Segro has announced a £800m placing to capitalise on the booming demand for big box warehouses.
Vodafone to shrink again as it agrees £6.8bn offload of Italian division February 28, 2024 Vodafone has taken the next step in a radical restructuring of the group, agreeing to offload the Italian arm of the company in a multi-billion deal.
The UK has slipped down a vital economic index – but it’s not too late February 28, 2024 The UK has hit its lowest point on record on the Index of Economic Freedom - and historian, sociologist and economist Dr Rainer Zitelmann warns significant changes are required
Spring Budget 2024: What do ‘the five families’ of Tory MPs want to see Jeremy Hunt announce? February 28, 2024 For Conservative MPs, Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget, represents a chance to reverse their party's fortunes and appeal to voters with 'real' Tory-ism.
The bad apple that cost Dechert £47m February 28, 2024 Neil Gerrard used to be a hot shot lawyer in the City. But after being hit with multiple lawsuits, he is now known for very different reasons.
FCA says it doesn’t know if staff are getting paid for second jobs February 28, 2024 The Financial Conduct Authority has been told to get its house in order after admitting it doesn’t know whether staff with second jobs are getting paid for those roles.
Spring Budget 2024: Just four per cent of London homes exempt from ‘hefty’ stamp duty fees as pressure mounts on Hunt February 28, 2024 Only four per cent of homes on sale in London are exempt from “hefty” stamp duty charges, as fresh pressure is piled on the UK Chancellor to reform the levy ahead of the Spring Budget next week.
As The New York Times and OpenAI go to war, smaller publishers are being left behind February 28, 2024 As the landmark legal battle between The New York Times and OpenAI continues, the fate of smaller publishers is being ignored.