OpenAI, the developer behind ChatGPT, has appointed former Chancellor George Osborne to direct its international growth strategy. Osborne’s new role places him at the helm of the company’s bid to
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Harbour Energy expands North Sea footprint with $170 million dollar Waldorf deal and job cuts follow
Harbour Energy has strengthened its North Sea operations through a $170 million dollar acquisition of key assets from Waldorf Energy Partners and Waldorf Production, shortly after the company announced it
Travel operator TUI is set to relocate its only aircraft based at London Luton Airport to London Gatwick Airport by next summer, aligning with its goal to maximise commercial and
UK retail magnate Mike Ashley has pledged approximately £670 million worth of shares in Frasers Group as collateral for a personal loan facility with HSBC. According to a recent stock
The proposed eighty three billion dollar acquisition of Warner Bros by Netflix has sent ripples through the global entertainment sector. This landmark deal not only involves the storied Warner Bros
M&C Saatchi, the advertising giant established by Charles and Maurice Saatchi in 1995, is once again in the spotlight as its financial performance falters and speculation mounts about its future
Pets at Home has signalled the need for urgent remedial action following a sharp decline in profits, highlighting significant challenges in its core retail operations. The group, which has yet
easyJet has announced a significant upswing in profits, with the latest results revealing that the airline’s holiday division now accounts for nearly 40 per cent of group profits. The budget
Dozens of alternative broadband providers across the United Kingdom are contending with mounting losses and soaring debts, casting doubts on their long term viability. The sector, which has sought to
Britain’s largest pub company is preparing for a substantial sale, aiming to offload over 1,000 pubs as mounting debt threatens its future. Senior management at Stonegate Group, owner of the
The Conservative Party has announced plans to dismantle significant climate change reporting requirements, aiming to boost the number of companies listing on the London Stock Exchange. In an interview, Andrew
The Delevingne sisters have found themselves at the heart of a branding controversy after the Comité Champagne, the official body representing champagne producers, accused them of unfairly capitalising on the
Hopes were high in the City as Princes Group—the renowned supplier behind Princes tuna and Crisp N Dry cooking oil—began trading on the London Stock Exchange with a valuation of
Major UK retailers are engaged in an intensifying turf war, resorting to increasingly assertive strategies to secure prime retail space. With developers slowing their builds and planning restrictions curbing new
NatWest has reported a sharp rise in profits, buoyed by an increase in its net interest margin and strong loan growth, marking its best quarterly performance since before its government
The Very Group, the British retail powerhouse behind Littlewoods.com, has reported a staggering pre tax loss of £505.4 million for the year ending June. This marks a dramatic reversal from
