UK to ‘use all tools’ available to crack down on thousands of firms that missed property register deadline February 1, 2023 The UK government has vowed to “use all the tools” at its disposal to crack down on the thousands of overseas companies that have failed to report their beneficial owners with Companies House’s new property register. The government pledged to fine and prosecute the “oligarchs and non-compliant organisations” that missed yesterday’s deadline to declare their [...]
The Adani Group: How the Indian giant lost $90bn in market value in just a week February 1, 2023 Gautam Adani's business empire has suffered a $90bn loss in value after a US short seller accused his conglomerate of fraud.
The Notebook: Neil Bennett on strikes, why public markets matter and the Lehman Trilogy February 1, 2023 When my old friend James Ashton (former City Editor of the – ahem – Evening Standard) told me a few weeks ago that he had become CEO of the Quoted Companies Alliance, I felt like sending him my St Jude pendant, for the patron saint of lost causes. For the quoted company sector has been [...]
Archax launches regulated digital asset custodian January 31, 2023 Archax - the first FCA regulated digital asset exchange, broker and custodian - has announced the official launch of its custody service.
Law firm Ince’s shares to remain suspended after further results delay January 31, 2023 The listed law firm Ince announced this morning it has further pushed back the publication of its results for the last financial year. Ince told markets this morning that auditors BDO have “informed the company that they require additional time to conclude their audit procedures.” That means the publication of the firm’s annual report for [...]
Oil firms failed to capitalise on investment perks under windfall tax, Orcadian says January 31, 2023 The oil and gas industry should have invested in new projects instead of fighting the windfall tax, argued Orcadian Energy boss Steve Brown.
Welsh legend Davies hopes teams open up to Netflix in Six Nations January 30, 2023 Welsh cross-code rugby legend Jonathan Davies believes the upcoming Six Nations documentary can be crucial in helping rugby get ahead of the curve. The 37-cap back, known as Jiffy, has said Netflix’s venture into the sport can be a good addition ahead of the Championship kicking off this weekend. “I think it’d be interesting to [...]
Caffe Nero shrugs off inflation as Brits’ coffee habits drive sales of £150m January 30, 2023 Caffe Nero generated UK sales of £150m for the first half of the financial year, averaging 104 per cent of pre-pandemic levels and an increase of 17 per cent for the same period in 2021. The coffee chain added Deliveroo and Just Eat to its delivery partner service last year, which it said helped secure [...]
Renault and Nissan hash out old tensions and increase equality of their partn January 30, 2023 Renault and Nissan have agreed on a deal which will put the automobile manufacturing giants on a more equal footing as the partnership looks to build a more constructive relationship. Renault is reducing its stake in the Japanese carmaker to 15 per cent, down from about 43 per cent, which balances the companies’ cross-shareholdings more [...]
Ignoring nuclear will cost us dearly as the UK scrambles to stave off blackouts January 30, 2023 The need for a proven, continuous, low carbon power source has never been more urgent, and the only viable option for that is nuclear power.