Guinness World Records to open London leisure venue
Guinness World Records' central London competitive socialising venue is expected to welcome nearly 11,000 visitors every month.
City chief goes all in on gold amid government borrowing surge
A City manager has gone all in on gold as government borrowing has spiralled to "bonkers" levels as a measure against inflation.
Meet the fund managers: Renewable infrastructure in the FTSE 250
In this weekly series, investment reporter Elliot Gulliver-Needham sits down with a fund manager for a Q&A. This week, we’re hearing from Minesh Shah, manager of The Renewables Infrastructure Group
IW Capital reveals £30m growth fund for small businesses
A new growth fund by IW Capital will see tens of millions of pounds invested into UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
How private equity swallowed up the UK – and why it’s unsettling regulators
Private equity has been buying more and more of the UK over the past decade, with thousands of listed or private businesses now snapped up by buyout funds and venture capital investors. Iconic British
Can Asos fight back against Shein and Temu in the market it once dominated?
To say that investors have lost confidence in Asos may be something of an understatement: its share price has plummeted since April 2021, to the tune of about 90 per cent. The stock resembles a playgr
FCA: First illegal crypto ATM operator pleads guilty
The first person charged with illegally running a crypto ATM network has pleaded guilty after the Financial Conduct Authority brought a case against him earlier this month. Olumide Osunkoya pleaded gu
