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Dovid Efune has six weeks to seal Telegraph deal
The owner of The New York Sun is in exclusive negotiations to purchase The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph. He wants to finalise the financing of a bid worth more than £500million.
Dovid Efune secured exclusive six-week talks to…
P&O Ferries is not rogue says Business Secretary after Cabinet rift
The business secretary said that P&O Ferries was not a "rogue" operator. This came as the government tried to put an end to the damaging controversy which has been raging in the lead-up to the international investment summit scheduled…
After raid on Bristol caravan site, Uber Eats and Deliveroo are being investigated.
The Home Office has been accused by migrants living in an encampment of caravans raided and seized by immigration officers of targeting victims of labour exploitation, rather than the companies that profit from the hidden economic.
In…
Exclusive talks between Harland & Wolff and Spanish shipbuilder Navantia to purchase Harland…
Navantia, a Spanish shipbuilding company, is currently in exclusive talks to purchase Harland & Wolff. This shipyard in Belfast, which built the Titanic ship, could save up to 1,000 jobs. The group is believed to be able to take over…
London City Airport owners pump in £130m to deal with business travel slump
London City Airport owners have invested £130 million in new equity to gain a reprieve for lenders amid a long-term slump in business travel.
In April, a trio of Canadian pension funds - AIMCo and OMERS, as well as Ontario Teachers'…
Pockit purchases Monese in order to serve the “unbanked”
Pockit, a business that provides financial services to the "unbanked", acquired Monese from HSBC, resulting in a combined company serving three million clients. Monese, supported by UK taxpayers through the Future Fund scheme, was…
Imperial Brands shareholder returns reach £2.8bn as tobacco prices rise
Imperial Brands will increase shareholder returns to £2.8 billion next year after continuing to generate huge amounts of cash through price increases.
The FTSE 100 company that makes JPS and L&B cigarettes reported trading in line…
Barclay family is on the verge of losing their control over Very Group
Very Group's ownership by the Barclay family is being reviewed as their corporate empire continues its decline following a £1.2billion debt deal with a Joint Venture backed by funds from the United Arab Emirates.
Barclays JP Morgan,…
Ocado, AA and growing protest against London congestion charges for electric vans
Over 40 companies, including Ocado and the AA, have called for the Mayor of London not to expand the congestion charge on electric vans.
Christmas Day 2025 will see drivers of electric cars in central London paying the same £15 per day…
SMRs get a boost from Czechs taking a stake in Rolls-Royce vehicles
The Czech government has taken a small stake in the Rolls Royce SMR consortium. This consortium hopes to build and market fleets of nuclear reactors in order to meet the increasing demand for energy in 2030s.
The Czech Republic announced…
Entrepreneurs warn that capital gains tax will increase and cause a mass exodus
Stefano Vaccino gave a blunt appraisal of the risks involved in starting a new business. "As founders we left our secure jobs to take risks, put our own lives and the lives of our families at risk, and put our savings on line." In 2017,…
AO World has agreed to purchase MusicMagpie for £10 Million
AO World has acquired a gadget seller that was valued at more than £200million by public market investors. The City is continuing to suffer losses on the ill-fated floats in 2021.
AO World agreed to purchase electronics company…
Sweden is worried about the future of Northvolt, a battery manufacturer.
Stefan Lofven visited Northvolt’s base in Skelleftea, near the Arctic Circle, Europe’s first battery gigafactory, just three years ago. He declared that the city was "the future" of the fight against climate change. The Social Democrat said…
Ofwat’s letter to small businesses reveals that water bills for these firms are increasing by…
Water suppliers have been accused by small businesses of burdening them with the costs of "historic mistakes" made by the bosses of the scandal-hit water industry. It was revealed that their prices may rise by nearly 30% by 2030.
Ofwat…
Kemi Badenoch: Minimum wage in the UK harms businesses
Kemi Badenoch said that UK minimum wage and maternity leave rules were among the regulations "overburdening business" and causing certain companies to close. She was trying to gain momentum during the four day beauty parade of Conservative…
Thames Water may be denied new debt financing in the next few weeks
Thames Water, the struggling water company, is fighting for its survival and has been told that it may not be able to raise new debts as soon as next week. According to the accounts of its holding company, the debt-ridden company faces a…
Port Talbot’s final blast furnace is closing, bringing gloom to the steel town
Alun Davies views the steam plumes rising from Port Talbot’s last blast-furnace, which will soon be shut down. Davies, the National Officer for the Steelworkers' Union Community and former steelworker for nine years, describes the mood in…
Nightmare on Aim Street scares investors
The City of London is preparing for a "Halloween Nightmare on Aim Street", which could be announced at the budget meeting next month. Investors have been scared by fears that Treasury may consider cutting an "essential" tax relief which has…