YouGov is contemplating the sale of the former GfK consumer panels business, purchased for £270 million just two years ago. This move comes as the company, listed on London’s junior
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The National Car Parks (NCP) has encountered significant criticism following its recent decision to increase parking charges across several of its facilities. Many consumers have expressed their dissatisfaction through various
Theo Paphitis has assumed the role of interim chief executive at Robert Dyas, as the veteran retail entrepreneur aims to revitalise the struggling homewares chain. The former investor from Dragons’
The UK is preparing to replicate the European Union’s import tariffs on steel, which poses a significant threat to the mills, fabricators, and traders that support approximately 300,000 British jobs.
Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has made a significant move by acquiring a social media network specifically designed for artificial intelligence bots. This acquisition reflects a strategic bet on a future where
The Chinese owners of British Steel have declined a proposal from the UK government that would see taxpayers contribute tens of millions of pounds to regain economic control of the
Donald Trump, the President of the United States, has implemented tariffs aimed at isolating China both economically and diplomatically. However, these tariffs are reportedly pushing British businesses closer to China
IBM, known colloquially as Big Blue, has recently experienced a wave of uncertainty regarding artificial intelligence. This situation reflects the broader concerns within the tech industry as major companies grapple
Boohoo Group has faced further decline in investor confidence as it embarks on a £35 million cash call aimed at stabilising its balance sheet and facilitating a turnaround strategy. This
In a significant move just days before the United States presidential inauguration, former President Donald Trump sold a substantial stake in his cryptocurrency enterprise valued at 500 million dollars. The
The iconic British footwear brand Russell and Bromley has been sold to Next in a pre-pack administration deal aimed at rescuing the firm from insolvency. The deal, which allows Next
Tension has arisen within the family behind Russell and Bromley, as shareholders are divided on the potential sale of the struggling footwear chain. Some favour a sale to Next, while
Fortnum & Mason has reported a robust performance, highlighting resilience in a challenging retail environment. The UK’s oldest department store experienced a sales increase of 5 per cent, reaching £239
Accenture has completed the acquisition of Faculty, a British artificial intelligence company valued at over 1 billion dollars, marking a significant strategic move for the New York-listed consultancy firm. The
Ford has announced a major strategic reversal, revealing it will scale back commitments to electric vehicles and shift focus towards hybrid technology. This decision delivers a near 20 billion dollar
Poundland has announced the closure of more shops across the United Kingdom as its new owners pursue a turnaround strategy. The discount retailer is set to shut a further 14
