Southport: Protesters clash with police as ministers to discuss disorder August 3, 2024 Riot police have been involved in face-offs with protesters across the UK as ministers are expected to meet to discuss the potential for further widespread disorder.
From online to in-store: How retail is adapting to consumers August 3, 2024 The dual effects of the pandemic and the cost-of-living crisis, as well as the ever-improving technology on offer, have changed the way people shop and how retail adapts to customers.
Amazon says consumers cautious as it forecasts revenue below Wall Street targets August 2, 2024 Amazon reported slowing online sales growth in the second quarter and said cautious consumers were seeking out cheaper options for purchases, sending shares down nearly eight per cent.
Skipton mortgages shoot up as society hits million savers mark August 2, 2024 Mortgages delivered by Skipton Group rose almost 11 per cent over the last year to a whopping £30bn, the group said.
Virgin Money lending dips in run-up to Nationwide takeover August 2, 2024 Virgin Money's lending to customers dropped by one per cent last quarter as the group prepares to be taken over by Nationwide imminently.
Retail footfall down for twelfth consecutive month – but spending surge on the horizon August 2, 2024 Figures for retail footfall in the UK fell for a twelfth consecutive month as shoppers opted to spend on holidays and leisure rather than consumer goods.
7 amazing things to do in London this weekend, from Olympic fanzones to Fortnum & Mason summer ice cream August 1, 2024 Things to do in London this weekend, whether you’re glued to the Games or looking for a beach… in a car park in Walthamstow It’s the first weekend of August, schools have broken up and the sun’s out, so expect the capital to be at boiling point this weekend — in more ways than one. [...]
Another one? Next hikes profit guidance again as sales soar ahead of expectations August 1, 2024 Department store Next has increased its profit guidance for the year as sales soared in its first half of its financial year.
Harland and Wolff: Titanic shipbuilder staves off collapse after securing emergency £20m loan August 1, 2024 The Belfast shipyard said it had entered into agreements with lenders to increase its existing credit facility by $25m (£19.5m).
Square Mile and Me: Enness CEO Islay Robinson on his career – and a flaming suit mishap August 1, 2024 Each week we ask a City figure to take a trip down memory lane. Today, Islay Robinson, CEO of Enness Global Mortgages, takes us through his career, from a flaming suit mishap to his love for London What was your first job? My first job was crushing boxes at a market when I was about 14. [...]