Yum: KFC and Pizza Hut owner surges back into the black
Yum! Brands, the owner of KFC and Pizza Hut surged back into the black last year after a bumper year for its brands.
Nvidia and Apple lead losses as trillions wiped from Nasdaq tech stocks
Trillions of dollars have been wiped from the Nasdaq-listed tech giants taking a nosedive amid a global stock sell off, as fears of a US recession are causing investors to run for the hills. The so-ca
London T100: What it means to redefine triathlon
City A.M. recently partnered with T100 and attended its event over the weekend, where some of our staff had the chance to showcase what they were made of.
‘Too late for rent caps’: East London rents jump 50 per cent since 2019
Rental costs in London have skyrocketed over the past five years, and new data has shown that rental growth in the city’s historically-affordable east has risen the fastest. Prices have risen by aro
Acast: That Peter Crouch Podcast maker cuts loss as UK sales pass £50m
Acast, the giant behind the likes of That Peter Crouch Podcast, saw its pre-tax loss cut during its latest financial year as its turnover passed the £50m mark.
Turtle Bay serves up another record year after championing four-day week
Caribbean restaurant and bar chain Turtle Bay has reported another record year and hailed the success of its switch to a four-day working week for its employees.
Hargreaves Lansdown extends takeover deadline for third time
Hargreaves Lansdown has for the third time extended the deadline for a group of private equity bidders to make a firm £5.4bn takeover offer during a crucial week for the UK’s biggest retail investm
Volvo: Record-breaking year for car maker as UK sales near £2bn
Volvo's UK sales jumped closer to the £2bn mark after another record-breaking year, it has been revealed in newly filed accounts.
Wood Group shares plunge 40 per cent after bidder Sidara walks away citing ‘geopolitical risks’
Dubai-based engineers Sidara has brought an end to takeover talks with London-listed John Wood, citing "rising geopolitical risks" and "financial market uncertainty".
Lloyds, Barclays and Natwest: FTSE 100 bank shares slide on fears of US recession
The UK's biggest banks were among FTSE 100 stocks hit by a global sell-off on Monday as investors were spooked by the prospect of a US recession.