Revolut in talks to move headquarters to Canary Wharf landmark November 6, 2023 Fintech Revolut is in negotiations to relocate its headquarters to a more central area of Canary Wharf, according to reports, in what could be a boost for the struggling financial district.
Legendary London restaurateur Jeremy King to reopen iconic Simpson’s in the Strand November 6, 2023 Legendary London restaurateur Jeremy King is to re-open Simpson's in the Strand alongside the Savoy Hotel as he looks to regain his place at the top table of London hospitality.
70 per cent of Tory members think Nigel Farage should be able to join, poll finds November 6, 2023 Almost three quarters of Conservative members say Nigel Farage should be allowed to join the party if he wishes to, according to a ConservativeHome poll.
Boris Johnson referred to Treasury as ‘pro-death squad’, Covid inquiry told November 6, 2023 Central decision-making in government for much of 2020 was 'a bit of a Punch and Judy'
Klarna swings into profit as bosses plot blockbuster IPO November 6, 2023 Buy-now pay-later firm Klarna has swung into the black for the first full quarter in four years after rolling out a major cost-cutting programme and slashing the amount of borrowers defaulting on their debts.
British Steel: £1.25bn green furnace upgrade announced as 2,000 job losses feared November 6, 2023 British Steel has announced plans to shut its blast furnace in Scunthorpe in its bid to go green with £1.25bn upgrade plans.
L&G’s modular homes venture reports £94m loss as it winds down business November 6, 2023 Legal & General’s modular homes subsidiary reported losses of almost £94m last year as the insurance giant moved to close its factory and run down the pet project of outgoing chief executive Sir Nigel Wilson.
‘Deranged’: Government blocks data centre build next to M25 – in case it ruins the green belt November 6, 2023 Plans for a data centre on "scrubland" next to the M25 have been rejected due to concern over changing the character of the green belt
Structural hedges: Banks’ secret weapon to capitalise on high interest rates November 6, 2023 The UK’s major listed banks are set to reap the benefits of higher interest rates for years to come thanks to the impact of structural hedging, according to analysts.
Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary blames Boeing and Airbus delays for ticket fare rises November 6, 2023 Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary has blamed delivery delays at Boeing and Airbus for rising air fares across Europe.
