“Robust” trading for listed law firm DWF as Canada transaction set to pay off May 30, 2023 Listed legal and business services firm DWF has this morning delivered an upbeat full-year update to markets, with 8 per cent revenue growth headlining what CEO Sir Nigel Knowles described as a “robust” performance. Revenues are expected to sit around £380m on the year when the company produces its audited full-year results. DWF also said [...]
Morning in the City: Asda-EG tie up, Home REIT update, US debt ceiling talks May 30, 2023 Welcome to the live blog for Tuesday 30 May, after a nice bank holiday weekend!
Kamm 912c is a fresh twist on the Porsche restomod recipe May 30, 2023 With a 190hp flat-four engine and a kerb weight of just 750kg, the Kamm 912c is a back-to-basics Porsche that prioritises driving fun.
Are gone-off goods the answer to the cost of living crisis? May 30, 2023 An online grocery store which sells goods that would otherwise be sent to landfill is growing in popularity in the UK, as cash-strapped Brits search for new ways to save money amid the cost of living crisis. “I think there’s a lot of focus on price at the moment… and we can cater for something [...]
FTSE 350 firms could face double the cost to offset carbon by 2030 May 30, 2023 The cost of carbon offsetting could more than double for businesses by the end of the decade, according to new research. A report published by PwC found that FTSE 350 companies reported £38m in voluntary carbon offset purchases in 2022, but that this could increase by over 256 per cent to £135m within a decade. [...]
Grocery prices cool as government drafts supermarket price cap May 30, 2023 Food inflation cooled slightly in May as lower energy and commodity costs finally showed signs of filtering down to consumers. According to data by the British Retail Consortium, grocery inflation fell to 15.4 per cent in during the month, down from 15.7 per cent in April – but remained the second highest inflation rate in [...]
Fresh calls to end tourist tax as London risks ‘losing out’ to rival EU cities May 30, 2023 The policy chair of the City of London Corporation has made fresh calls for an end to tourist tax on foreign shoppers, warning that the capital could lose out to rival European cities. Writing in City A.M, Chris Hayward, said that London’s recovery is “not being maximised,” noting that the Treasury’s decision to scrap the [...]
Biden and McCarthy hope to sell Congress on vital debt ceiling deal May 30, 2023 US President Joe Biden and senior Republican Kevin McCarthy will spend this week attempting to convince Capitol Hill legislators to pass a deal to raise the US debt ceiling, which was agreed by the two men over the weekend. One investor hailed the deal as “great news,” minimising the chance of the US government defaulting, but Congress [...]
Why have the Bank of England and the IMF been so wrong on the UK economy? May 30, 2023 Recession? What recession? The Bank of England and the IMF have been wrong on the state of the UK economy, but it's not all their fault
Google’s VC arm backs London climate start-up May 30, 2023 A London-based ‘carbon removals’ platform used to green the Jubilee and the Queen’s funeral has received £5.3m worth of new funding as it looks to scale up. Founded by serial fintech entrepreneur Marta Krupinska, climate scientist Dr Gabrielle Walker and Mark Stevenson, Cur8 is the market maker for carbon removals. The firm buys carbon removal [...]
