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  • Not many tax rules deserve a birthday party – but the EIS is an exception

    September 18, 2024

    Over the last 30 years the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) has provided £32bn of private investment into 56,000 businesses, says Christiana Stewart-Lockhart This year marks 30 years of the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS), the tax relief that encourages investors to back risky early-stage companies that might – just might – go on to change the [...]

  • Maverick can be punters’ Angel with Atzeni up

    September 17, 2024

    WITH the popular Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival in full swing in Hong Kong, expect enthusiastic racegoers to pack Happy Valley to the rafters when racing gets underway with an exciting eight-race programme today. Former HK champion trainer Ricky Yiu got off the mark for the new season, when welcoming impressive Sunlight Power into the winners’ circle [...]

  • Manchester City star says footballers will strike over too many matches

    September 17, 2024

    This week sees the first round of a new 36-team Champions League with a 51 per cent increase in games.

  • CFA: Chartered financial analyst chief steps down after nearly two decades

    September 17, 2024

    The chief executive of the organisation representing chartered financial analysts, CFA UK, is set to step down from his role after nearly two decades in the position. Will Goodhart, who took over CFA’s leadership in 2006, said today that he will be stepping down in early 2025, and the group’s board has begun searching for [...]

  • Navigating ISO 20022 in the Bacs world

    September 17, 2024

    Liz Carroll, Senior Product Manager, Financial Marketplaces at Finastra As organisations and financial institutions look for new ways to pay in a growing payments landscape, using a common language for all financial messages allows participants and systems in different markets to communicate in a single, consistent format using agreed terminology. ISO 20022 is a global [...]

  • Team17: Video game maker posts record revenue after rocky 2023

    September 17, 2024

    Video game developer Team17 posted double-digit growth to help it to record revenue in the first half of the year despite a “challenging” new release market. Revenue at the Aim-listed firm, which makes games like Hell Let Loose and Trepang, grew to an all time high of £80.6m in the six months ended June 30, [...]

  • Pret grows globally as £1 in every £4 now spent outside the UK

    September 17, 2024

    Pret a Manger may be a London lunchtime staple but it has made a firm push for international growth, with over a third of its stores and a quarter of its sales now in international markets. In its half-year results, the sandwich and coffee chain said its sales grew by 10 per cent year on [...]

  • Oxford Street: Sadiq Khan plans to pedestrianise iconic retail centre

    September 17, 2024

    Sadiq Khan has announced plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street in a bid to reinvigorate the nation’s “most famous high street” and attract more shoppers. The mayor of London has announced the proposals to turn the road into a traffic-free avenue, alongside a wider regeneration of the shopping destination. Pedestrianisation plans would be delivered via the [...]

  • Lessons must be learned from the demise of Harland & Wolff

    September 17, 2024

    Harland & Wolff on Monday declared insolvency following weeks of turmoil since the government refused to provide financial support.

  • Saracens chief Mark Thompson: TV deals, club losses and future of rugby

    September 17, 2024

    Saracens Rugby’s new chief executive Mark Thompson discusses TV broadcast deals, the club’s path away from their recent £5m loss and the state of rugby union and its future. Being a rugby bigwig cannot be far from the most stressful job in sporting governance; the English game is a borderline failure and clubs are churning [...]

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