Ofwat will be granted fresh powers to ban bonus payments to water firm executives, who could also be held criminally liable for lawbreaking, according to a new bill outlined in the King’s Speech tod
In this week’s episode of Founder Favourites, Emmanuel Nwosu and Jennifer Sieg chat with the founders of toothbrush company SURI about all things teeth, failure, and business – with some extra tip
Brooks Macdonald investors pulled £154m from the asset manager over the last three months, despite analyst expectations of net inflows, as the company struggles with rumours of a potential takeover a
Here are the highlights of the City A.M. Summit, held in conjunction with the Aquis Exchange, which was a breakfast summit in London that took place at the Aquis Exchange on Wednesday, 10 July.
At the heart of Labour's plan to "take back our streets" is four Bills targeting reforms to the justice system including reducing delays in the criminal courts
Troubled shipbuilder Harland & Wolff has dismissed reports that the government will reject its request for a £200m loan guarantee.
Expectations of a cut to interest rates and continued tight supply helped house prices to rise for the third successive month in May, the Office for National Statistics has said.
King Charles said the new government would improve the railways by establishing Great British Railways and bringing rail operators into public ownership.
Sir Keir Starmer has pledged to “level up workers’ rights” via a series of employment reforms included in the King’s Speech.
Amongst the 40 laws the government announced in the King’s Speech today, the Arbitration Bill made an appearance. So what is Arbitration, and what does this Bill mean?