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  • Grangemouth: Green projects at oil refinery site could cost £13bn

    Politics

    Plans for new green projects at the Grangemouth oil refinery site in Scotland could reportedly cost up to £13bn. A feasibility study of possible options for the site – dubbed Project Willow – has listed nine opportunities including recycling plastics and producing biomethane, to create a “flourishing low carbon hub” over the next two decades, [...]

  • UK bosses to embrace M&A to stay ahead of digital curve

    Business

    Nearly all business bosses (99 per cent) said they expect to actively pursue transactions over the next year, according to EY's latest CEO outlook.

  • EY to relocate 1,200 employees to new city office

    Property

    Professional services giant EY has revealed plans to relocate 1,200 employees in Birmingham to a new office. The move, scheduled for 2026, will see staff switch from One Colmore Square to Three Chamberlain Square, which is part of the Paradise Birmingham development.  EY has been based at its office at One Colmore Square for the [...]

  • UK economy will ‘struggle’ to grow more than one per cent in 2025

    February 3, 2025

    The Big Four firm slashed its 2025 growth projections to 1.0 per cent, down from the 1.5 per cent forecast back in October.

  • UK listed firms issued third-most profit warnings ever last year

    January 27, 2025

    One in five UK-listed companies issued a profit warning in 2024, according to EY, revealing the scale of the challenges facing the business community.

  • Further tax rises ‘a good bet’ after Chancellor’s borrowing blow

    January 22, 2025

    Borrowing in the month of December was at its third highest level since monthly records began back in 1997, excluding only the pandemic and 2009.

  • Rising wages hit British strawberry growers

    January 13, 2025

    The British berry growing industry has warned its future is under threat despite its value rising to £2bn for the first time. According to industry body British Berry Growers, rising energy costs and wage increases will continue to create ‘challenging circumstances’ for fruit farmers in 2025. The latest warning comes after the British Berry Growers [...]

  • Car insurers set to return to profit following record losses

    December 16, 2024

    A report from accountancy giant EY estimates car insurers paid out 93p in claims and expenses for every £1 made in premiums in 2024.

  • Hunton Andrews Kurth raids EY for team of nearly two dozen lawyers

    December 10, 2024

    Nearly a dozen lawyers have joined the City office of US law firm Hunton Andrews Kurth from Ernst & Young legal services arm, EY Law

  • Asda needs to ‘dig down into its soul’ and recover sense of purpose, say analysts

    December 9, 2024

    Asda needs to “dig down into its soul” and reshape its pitch to customers if it wants to tackle the rising threat from the likes of Aldi and Lidl following a rollercoaster 2024, analysts have warned. The Leeds-headquartered supermarket giant has not been far from the headlines all year amid debt struggles, strikes, falling sales [...]

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