The private sector cut jobs at the fastest rate for nearly 4 years in December as firms respond to new tax rules announced in the Budget. The latest S&P Global Flash UK Purchasing Managers’ Index (P
Entain shares fell nearly seven per cent this morning after the gambling giant was sued by Australian authorities over a failure to comply with anti-money laundering rules. The Australian Transaction
Dictators such as Kim Jong Un or Bashar al-Assad could be encouraged to buy English football clubs if “preposterous” proposals from Tory peers are passed, campaigners have warned. Lord Moynihan,
Talktalk is set to cut hundreds of jobs as it looks to boost its balance sheet after narrowly avoiding collapse earlier this year. The telecoms giant, which had 1,857 employees at the end of February,
Former business secretary Vince Cable has warned the Government not to wave through the sale of the Royal Mail to Czech tycoon Daniel Kretinsky, citing his links to Russia and the high amount of debt
Water bills are set to rise by at least 21 per cent as the government slams a "failure of regulation and governance" within the sector.
Boohoo has suffered another financial setback after an Israeli bidder pulled out of talks to buy its London office. The company was set to sell its Soho office for £60m to cover a looming debt repaym
As of Thursday, more than 2,000 homes in South Wales and the South West region were still without power.
Volkswagen is suffering from high costs, fierce Asian competition and a prolonged bitter conflict with unions over plant closures.
Trump has said he has spoken with Apple chief Tim Cook about the company’s long-running tax battles with the European Union.