Hargreaves Services’ profit slumps due to issues at company’s German joint venture
Industrial services group Hargreaves has seen its profit for the year slashed almost in half despite delivering revenue in line with the previous 12 months.
Renewi: Waste disposal firm gets green light to sell garbage UK arm to Biffa
Waste management firm Renewi said it had been given the green light by regulators to sell its UK Municipal business to Biffa. In a statement to markets, Renewi said it had obtained approval from the C
Ramsdens: Pawnbroker ups guidance on high gold price
Pawnbroker Ramsdens reported good trading momentum in its third quarter, with profit before tax expected to come in ahead of expectations, mainly thanks to higher gold prices. The company said it expe
YouGov shares soar as market researcher snaps up Yabble in £4.5m deal and raises guidance
Polling and market research company YouGov has acquired New Zealand-based generative AI company Yabble in a £4.5m cash deal as it slightly notches up its full-year guidance.
A former royal residence in Little Venice could be yours… for £26m
A former royal residence in Little Venice that was once owned by Irish-American dancer Michael Flatley has gone on the London property market for a cool £26m.
IWG reports record revenue as workers return to the office
IWG chief executive, Mark Dixon, has publicly considered switching the Swiss firm's listing to the US this year.
Abrdn records net inflows as fund manager prepares to appoint new chief
Abrdn has reported improved flows and progress on its cost-saving efforts as the fund manager gears up to appoint a new chief executive.
Thames Water fined £104m over wastewater failures in landmark Ofwat investigation
Three water companies are facing fines totaling £168m for failing to properly manage their wastewater treatment works and networks, Ofwat has announced today.
Labour should increase pension contributions to get the UK economy going again
In the first few weeks in office Labour has announced a number of different policies that Rachel Reeves hopes will get the British economy firing on all cylinders again. One policy that has received l
The fight for B Corp’s soul
Last month, the French media giant Havas was stripped of its B Corp certifications after signing a global media buying contract with Shell. Ali Lyon explores what the decision means for the industry