The Conservative Party has announced plans to dismantle significant climate change reporting requirements, aiming to boost the number of companies listing on the London Stock Exchange. In an interview, Andrew
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British companies are bracing for sweeping changes at Companies House as mandatory identity verification for directors and significant controllers comes into force. From 18 November, all company directors and persons
The European Union’s pioneering Artificial Intelligence Act, which came into force in August 2024, is facing potential delays to key provisions amid substantial lobbying from major technology firms and pressure
Brighton Pier, the iconic seaside attraction that has been welcoming visitors since 1899, has been put up for sale by its current owners. The move comes as Brighton Pier Group,
The long-standing tensions between Ben and Jerry’s and its owners have escalated this week, as the co-founder of the iconic ice cream brand accused its parent company of orchestrating a
Upmarket tile company Fired Earth has shuttered all its UK high street stores and entered administration, resulting in the loss of 133 jobs. Launched over four decades ago and known
King Charles III has revoked the Royal Warrant of Mowi, the Norwegian aquaculture giant and long-standing Scottish salmon supplier, following allegations of serious animal welfare breaches. The decisive move comes
In a move closely watched by the City, Associated British Foods ABF has signalled the start of a long anticipated review into spinning off its jewel in the crown Primark.
Kimberly-Clark, the household products giant behind brands such as Kleenex and Huggies, has announced an agreement to acquire Kenvue, the owner of Listerine and Tylenol, in a transaction valued at
Canary Wharf is experiencing a revival, with office space availability dropping to its lowest point in seven years. Recent data from real estate analytics firm CoStar reveals that availability rates
Claims from ministers regarding government support of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) in the wake of a damaging cyber-attack have come under scrutiny, as the £1.5bn loan guarantee meant to bolster
The Delevingne sisters have found themselves at the heart of a branding controversy after the Comité Champagne, the official body representing champagne producers, accused them of unfairly capitalising on the
Hopes were high in the City as Princes Group—the renowned supplier behind Princes tuna and Crisp N Dry cooking oil—began trading on the London Stock Exchange with a valuation of
The City of London has seen renewed optimism after welcoming its largest stock market debut in four years, marking a significant moment for the capital’s embattled trading hub. Small business
Fenwick’s decision to shut its historic Bond Street store has played a significant role in narrowing annual losses for the renowned department store chain. While this strategic move succeeded in
HSBC is facing a substantial blow of $1.1bn (£826m) following a loss in a protracted legal battle linked to Bernie Madoff’s infamous Ponzi scheme. The banking giant has announced it
