Official figures released by the Office for National Statistics indicate signs of growing softness in the UK labour market. August saw a reduction of 8,000 in monthly payroll numbers, pushing
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Millions of customers of luxury fashion giant Kering—parent company of Gucci, Balenciaga and Alexander McQueen—have had their personal data stolen in a significant cyber-attack. The incident, attributed to the notorious
Questions continue to swirl around the finances behind the purchase of a £885000 Essex home linked to Nigel Farage and his partner Laure Ferrari. The property a four bedroom residence
Sainsbury’s is reportedly in advanced discussions to sell its Argos retail chain to JD.com, one of China’s largest e-commerce firms. The FTSE 100 grocer acquired Argos for £1.4 billion in
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
Pret A Manger has registered a pre tax loss of £525 million for its most recent financial year, as the café and sandwich chain grapples with persistent accusations of overpricing.
Netomnia, one of the UK’s leading alternative network providers, is embarking on a strategic push to use BT Openreach’s nationwide infrastructure for broadband services and to enter the mobile telecoms
The president of the European Central Bank has strongly warned of the “very worrying” consequences for the world economy if President Trump succeeds in interfering with the independence of the
Low paid employees at major UK organisations including Asda and Pizza Express are being presented with the option to borrow significant sums at hefty interest rates via the financial wellbeing
BHP, the world’s largest mining group, has posted its lowest profit in five years. The company saw underlying profit decline to $10.16 billion for the year ending June, marking a
Soho House, the renowned operator of private members’ clubs adored by celebrities and royalty alike, is set to mark the end of its volatile tenure as a public company. The
London-listed miner Antofagasta has reported a remarkable 63 per cent increase in first-half profits, driven by a combination of higher copper production, robust commodity prices, and lower operational costs. The
Glencore has opted to retain its primary listing on the London Stock Exchange, shelving potential plans to move to New York in a decision regarded as a show of confidence
Norway’s $2 trillion sovereign wealth fund is facing a political storm following revelations of increased investments in Israeli companies with possible links to the ongoing war in Gaza. This controversy
The Bank of England is under mounting pressure to lower UK interest rates for the fifth time in a year, as concerns grow over the sluggish jobs market and the
In 2020, as gold prices soared, the Bogoso-Prestea mine in Ghana seemed ideally positioned for prosperity. London-based Blue International Holdings moved swiftly to purchase the gold mine for $95 million,
