On a windswept September morning, crowds continue to queue along Marylebone Road for a glimpse of Madame Tussauds’ wax replicas, undeterred by London Underground strikes. Inside, the familiar faces of
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Royal Mail has achieved its first annual profit in three years, marking a turning point for the iconic postal company following its £3.6 billion acquisition by Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky’s
The iconic denim brand Levi’s has sounded the alarm over rising anti-American sentiment and its potential impact on overseas sales. The warning comes as mounting political tensions and trade policies
Costa Coffee, Britain’s leading high street coffee chain, has attracted interest from potential buyers as Coca Cola considers divesting the brand. Apollo Global Management, the owner of Wagamama’s parent group,
Britain’s largest listed recruiter Hays has slashed its dividend and announced further workforce reductions as the firm grapples with a severe 90 per cent drop in profits. The beleaguered recruitment
A surge in social media activity by so-called fishing “finfluencers” is behind a remarkable uptick in Angling Direct’s performance, drawing a younger audience to Britain’s riverbanks and driving the retailer’s
Shares in International Workplace Group, the world’s leading provider of serviced office space, suffered their steepest fall in five years after the company issued a warning that its annual adjusted
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
The owner of Kingsmill has struck a landmark deal to acquire rival bread brand Hovis, forming the nation’s largest breadmaker in a move set to generate both opportunities and scrutiny
Boundless confidence is a common trait among technology leaders, and Niccolo de Masi, chief executive of IonQ, is no exception. As the figurehead of a US-listed quantum computing company, de
The London Stock Exchange could soon witness a resurgence in initial public offerings as New Princes, the Italian-owned food group behind household brands such as Princes Tuna, Crisp N Dry
Serco Group has placed itself firmly in the spotlight as a leading defence stock, following a sharp increase in orders within the sector. As the UK and other governments prepare
The competition watchdog has raised significant concerns about the grip Microsoft and Amazon hold over the United Kingdom’s cloud computing market. According to a panel from the Competition and Markets
Almost 50000 British companies are teetering on the edge as higher taxes and global economic instability intensify pressure across the economy Begbies Traynor’s latest Red Flag Alert report shows the
A fierce legal row has erupted between Big Motoring World founder Peter Waddell and private equity group Freshstream, with Waddell claiming he was ousted from his own business through what
The chairman of Marks and Spencer has delivered a stark warning about the United Kingdom’s capability to combat cyber threats, revealing the retailer sought assistance from the US Federal Bureau
