BT is to fold its troubled international operations into a 50-50 joint venture with Verizon in a $625 million deal that marks another decisive step in the telecoms group’s retreat
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For many shoppers, the newly renamed stores have already acquired the look and feel of a business in trouble. In Richmond, west London, vandals were said to have scrawled “WH
Initial public offerings are back in fashion, and with them comes the familiar market choreography of excitement, bravado and selective amnesia. Last week SpaceX kicked off what has been described
For years, JD.com has been an immense presence in China and a near invisible one in Britain. That may now be changing. The ecommerce group, the country’s biggest retailer by
Plans for what would become Britain’s largest computer are now at risk of being diluted after Labour delayed a £750 million project intended to give the country a serious stake
In a significant shift within the consumer electronics market, Apple has announced price increases on its iPad and Mac product lines, raising prices by approximately 20 per cent globally. This
In a bold call to action, leading airlines have urged Andy Burnham, the Mayor of Greater Manchester, to reconsider his support for a new runway at Heathrow Airport that is
The fate of TG Jones, the high street retailer formerly known as the high street arm of WH Smith, hangs precariously in the balance as the company embarks on a
Coca-Cola’s recent decision to engage restructuring specialists at Costa Coffee marks a significant chapter in the saga of the British coffee chain. Following an unsuccessful attempt to divest the business
In a striking commentary, Greg Jackson, the chief executive of Octopus Energy, has implored the UK government to act with swiftness to reform investment policies, particularly those affecting pension funds.
A federal lawsuit has been filed against Anthropic, the company behind the Claude AI chatbot, alleging that it misrepresented the usage limits associated with its premium subscription tiers. This legal
In an era where environmental policy is becoming increasingly scrutinised and debated, the Labour Party finds itself at a critical juncture. Recent reports indicate that Sir Keir Starmer is contemplating
In a historic moment poised to reshape not only the world’s financial landscape but also our understanding of wealth itself, Elon Musk has officially become the first man in history
Heathrow Airport has issued a clarion call, warning that proposals from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to curtail its investment plans could have dire consequences for the UK’s global competitiveness.
In a development reminiscent of the heady days of British privatisation, Elon Musk’s SpaceX is on the brink of one of the most anticipated initial public offerings (IPOs) in history.
A Birmingham-based company offering personalised gummy vitamins, Nourished, has recently secured £14 million in funding, marking a significant step towards its ambitious expansion into the North American retail market and
