Brewdog has sold the £8.8 million Kinrara Estate, a Scottish forest the company acquired only five years ago, marking a pivotal shift in its financial and environmental ambitions. The Aberdeen-based
Brewdog has sold the £8.8 million Kinrara Estate, a Scottish forest the company acquired only five years ago, marking a pivotal shift in its financial and environmental ambitions. The Aberdeen-based
Mobile and broadband companies are under scrutiny for engaging in questionable practices that make it challenging for consumers to secure better deals, potentially saving them up to £325 a year.
A significant development has emerged in the ongoing negotiations over TikTok’s operations in the United States. The White House has revealed that the evolving agreement aims to secure American control
Shares in AO World surged over ten per cent after the online electricals retailer announced an ambitious share buyback programme and raised its profit outlook, marking a significant milestone in
Sainsbury’s has drawn a definitive line under negotiations to sell Argos to JD.com after the Chinese retail giant sought a substantial shift in terms. The supermarket group confirmed the collapse
Anglo American’s announcement of a planned fifty billion pound merger with Canada’s Teck Resources marks a pivotal moment in the global mining sector. Described by Anglo’s chief executive Duncan Wanblad
Zuber Issa, one of the billionaire brothers who built EG Group into a global petrol forecourt force, is urging the company to divest its $5 billion US business in preference
Ministers have been warned that taking control of Thames Water could add £16.8 billion to the UK’s debt, posing a significant challenge to Labour’s fiscal rules. This would complicate Rachel
London-listed insolvency specialist Begbies Traynor has witnessed its profits nearly double, capitalising on an increase in large-scale corporate collapses. The firm’s profit before tax soared from £5.8 million to £11.5
The Big Four accountancy firm EY is facing a substantial fine following its failure to adhere to regulatory partner rotation rules in its audits of energy giant Shell. The firm
British companies are hastily moving to renegotiate supplier contracts as they grapple with the looming impact of heightened US tariffs, fresh data reveals. A comprehensive survey examining firms with over
Vodafone’s recent strategic manoeuvres under CEO Margherita Della Valle’s leadership have positioned the telecommunications giant for a potential turnaround, despite shares trading near three-decade lows. The centrepiece of this transformation
The contentious relationship between consumer goods giant Unilever and its ice cream subsidiary Ben & Jerry’s appears headed for further deterioration following a controversial leadership appointment. Unilever’s nomination of Peter
British manufacturers are abandoning the United States as an export market, marking a significant shift in global trade relations. The US has dropped out of the top three global regions
Halma, a FTSE 100-listed company known for its consistent performance, has recorded its 22nd consecutive year of profitable growth and its 46th successive year of rising dividends. The company, which
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an investigation into the proposed merger between Evri and DHL’s UK e-commerce division. This deal has the potential to create one






