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  • O2’s £31bn Virgin Media merger ‘will help UK pandemic recovery’, says CEO

    February 25, 2021

    O2’s proposed £31bn tie-up with Virgin Media will accelerate investment in telecoms infrastructure and bolster the UK’s post-pandemic recovery, the mobile network’s boss has said. The mega-merger, agreed last year by O2 owner Telefonica and Virgin Media parent Liberty Global, is facing an in-depth probe by regulators amid concerns it could harm competition. But O2 [...]

  • Business rates from the 16th century are ruining the high-street and an online sales tax isn’t enough

    February 23, 2021

    The pandemic is in many ways not a break from the past but a rapid accelerator, and nowhere has the world sped up as much as in our shopping habits.  In the last year, more retail sales shifted onto the internet than had done so in the previous decade. UK consumers spent £24 in every [...]

  • Brothers in qualms: Goldman and Clifford Chance City bros charged with insider dealing and fraud

    February 16, 2021

    Two brothers, one working for Goldman Sachs and the other for Clifford Chance, have been charged with insider dealing and fraud offences. Following an investigation, city watchdog the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has commenced criminal proceedings against Mohammed and Suhail Zina. The proceedings relate to six offences of insider dealing, and three offences of fraud [...]

  • Ranked: Monzo tops list of best UK banks as digital services thrive

    February 15, 2021

    Digital fintechs Monzo and First Direct provide better service to customers than traditional banks, according to a recent survey. Ipsos MORI conducted a review of around 1,000 customers from each of the 19 biggest personal current account providers in the UK to rank the best and worst banks. The findings are designed to compare the [...]

  • High street redundancies: Which retailers have cut jobs in the pandemic so far?

    February 13, 2021

    Thousands of high street jobs have evaporated during the coronavirus pandemic, as retail chains have fallen under the pressure of lockdown restrictions on trading. The UK high street, which was already struggling before the pandemic, is set to look very different when shoppers return after lockdown following high profile collapses that have cost many retail [...]

  • The Week Ahead: Look out for GDP data, Ocado, AstraZ, Twitter and Ted Baker

    February 8, 2021

    Start your week informed: here are the announcements and results to look out for this week. UK GDP: A double dip recession is looming After a fairly decent third quarter, and an expansion of 16 per cent, the UK economy has had a much more troubled fourth quarter, with the likelihood that we may well [...]

  • UK supermarket chiefs call for online sales tax on firms like Amazon

    February 8, 2021

    Some of the UK’s largest retailers, including Tesco and Asda, have called for Rishi Sunak to “rebalance the tax base” between online and bricks and mortar retail in an apparent push for a new digital sales levy on firms like Amazon. In a letter to Sunak, 18 chief executives and union bosses said “online retailers [...]

  • Covid restrictions drive online food shopping to record high as customers eat in to help out

    February 2, 2021

    Online grocery shopping hit a record 14 per cent share of the UK grocery market in January, as customers bought more food to enjoy from home. The growth was boosted by a 229 per cent year-on-year rise in online spending by retired households. Supermarkets saw sales growth accelerate to 12.2 per cent in the last [...]

  • Government should rethink rates holiday as economy kicks back into life

    February 1, 2021

    John Webber is Head of Business Rates at Colliers International News that John Lewis is under pressure to hand back millions of pounds in business rates relief received in this year’s retail rates holiday shows that the Government must re-think the way it uses the rates system to hand out support to businesses.. Last year [...]

  • Tate & Lyle appoints new finance chief following CFO’s departure for Tesco

    January 21, 2021

    Tate & Lyle announced this morning the appointment of a new chief financial officer. Vivid Sehgal will take up the role in May but he plans to join the board of directors in March to work alongside the current chief financial officer Imran Nawaz. Current CFO Nawaz announced his departure in October as he moves [...]

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