UK banks could limit buybacks as car loan scandal grows
Some UK banks could be forced to reduce upcoming investor payouts, analysts have warned, as the Financial Conduct Authority mulls whether to expand a probe into now-banned car loan deals.
Huge debts revealed at firm backed by Money Saving Expert’s Martin Lewis
A company backed by Money Saving Expert’s Martin Lewis has crashed into liquidation owing almost £8m. Documents filed with Companies House have confirmed that London-based Magway recently appointed
US inflation picks up as Fed considers pace of interest rate cuts
US inflation increased on the back of stubborn housing costs, new figures show, strengthening the case for a gradual approach to cutting interest rates. The consumer price index increased to 2.6 per c
Top court rejects metro operator’s pay case against Unite and Lynch’s RMT
The Supreme Court dismissed a Northern rail operator case over transport workers pay against two unions, including one headed by Mick Lynch
Supreme Court rules Sky acted in bad faith with trademark
UK media giant Sky acted in bad faith when it applied for its trademarks, the Supreme Court said today in a long awaited and closely watched decision.
Pinewood: Home of James Bond boosted by Shepperton expansion
The expansion of the Shepperton film studio helped revenue at Pinewood surge to more than £100m during the first half of its financial year, it has been revealed. The iconic film studio group, known
Inside the ‘arms race’ for a private stock exchange – and why it’s dividing the City
At a private workshop at the London Stock Exchange in September, a room full of investors and City bosses were split into separate groups and told to talk amongst themselves. Spread among them were of
Do luxury products have a pricing problem?
At some point, luxury brands all face the same question: How do you price a good at a level that implies desirability and exclusivity without making it completely exclusionary? The vast majority of lu
Tatton Asset Management: Flourishing while others flounder
Tatton Asset Management might be a name you haven’t heard of – but it seems like you will soon. Listed on London’s junior market AIM, the fundhouse’s stock price has more than tripled over the
Post Office: Jobs and branches could be axed in post-scandal shake up
The Post Office has announced a significant overhaul, with the closing of 115 branches and hundreds of jobs at risk.