People love suing solicitors – no wonder PI insurance is so expensive
Solicitors have been named on the majority of professional indemnity claims. While insurance is legally needed, they don't come cheap
BP’s Net Zero push has crashed into reality
I remember when I first encountered a hard copy FTSE 100 annual report. I was a first year undergraduate and my achingly left-wing lecturer in Business and Politics dropped copies in front of us in a
UK bosses to embrace M&A to stay ahead of digital curve
Nearly all business bosses (99 per cent) said they expect to actively pursue transactions over the next year, according to EY's latest CEO outlook.
The Debate: Are growth and net zero incompatible?
Are growth and net zero really star-crossed lovers, or can they find a happy marriage? We get two writers to hash it out in this week's Debate.
I’m sorry Ed Miliband, your big green energy plan is all fantasy
Ed Miliband's green vision is admirable, but the history of energy consumption shows it is but a fantasy, writes Paul Ormerod.
High Court sides with FTSE 100 giant Intermediate Capital Group over spat with Irish investor
"We are very pleased with the outcomes" a spokesperson from FTSE 100 private equity giant ICG said after investor Barry Maloney claim failed at the High Court
Dear England: Gareth Southgate to write book on leadership
Former England manager Gareth Southgate will publish a book, Dear England: Lessons on Leadership, later this year. It will draw on “the defining moments that shaped his leadership style, principles
Birkenstock predicts further UK sales success after latest surge
Birkenstock has forecast its UK sales will take another huge step forward during its current financial year thanks to growing demand. The footwear brand has revealed its sales have so far been “abov
Vitality to offer discounted weight loss drugs in UK first
Customers are to be offered discounted weight loss treatments through insurance giant Vitality in a UK first. The group, which is UK’s third-largest health insurer behind Bupa and Axa, is to offer d
Barclays and Natwest to set tone for Big Four banks in year ahead
As Britain’s Big Four banks prepare to post annual results, analysts expect “strong” performances, but warned of long-term challenges. Barclays and Natwest will lead the first round of results t