The head of Fuller Smith and Turner has urged the Chancellor to introduce new measures to stimulate growth in the UK pub sector after robust bookings ahead of the festive
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Britain’s aviation future is poised for transformation, with the Arora Group unveiling a bold rival plan to Heathrow’s existing expansion ambitions. Surinder Arora, one of the UK’s wealthiest property and
Debenhams Group is actively exploring the sale of its underperforming youth brand Pretty Little Thing as part of a comprehensive turnaround initiative under chief executive Dan Finley. Since assuming leadership
Ambitions at Pasta Evangelists are rising as the London-based fresh pasta specialist charts a bold course for expansion. Defying the current challenges within the British hospitality sector, the company aims
Shares in Hiscox, one of the London stock market’s leading insurers, soared despite the company revealing a substantial $170 million loss from the devastating wildfires that struck Los Angeles in
The beloved British bakery chain Greggs has issued a stark profit warning as scorching summer temperatures dampened consumer appetite for its signature hot pastries, triggering a sharp decline in its
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
Britain’s largest venture capital trust, Octopus Titan, has reported a loss of £147.6 million for 2024, bringing its cumulative losses over the past three years to more than £600 million.
The Weston family, the billionaire force behind retail giants Primark and Fortnum & Mason, has distributed approximately £32 million in dividend payments, demonstrating remarkable resilience in their diverse portfolio despite
James McMaster, the 42-year-old chief executive of nutritional food company Huel, embodies the organisation’s ethos of health-conscious living and nutritional innovation. His morning routine, which includes monitoring sleep patterns and
De La Rue, one of Britain’s most venerable listed companies established in the 1820s, faces the prospect of private ownership following a £244 million takeover approach from British financier Edi
A devastating cyber attack by Russian hackers has led to the collapse of KNP, a prestigious British logistics company with roots dating back to 1865. The attack, orchestrated by the
De La Rue, the historic British banknote printer, is engaged in significant discussions with investment vehicles led by prominent City financier Edi Truell regarding a substantial shareholding acquisition. The talks
The British telecommunications sector is poised for its most significant transformation in decades following the Competition and Markets Authority’s approval of a £16.5bn merger between Vodafone’s UK operations and CK
British model train and hobby specialist Hornby has reported deepening losses in its half-year results, despite implementing significant restructuring efforts and experiencing revenue growth. The company’s shares tumbled 15.4 per
British meal replacement company Huel has witnessed an extraordinary surge in profits, with pre-tax earnings nearly tripling to £13.8 million in the year ending July 31. The remarkable 194% increase
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