Travel to Asia and the Americas drives strong Hostelworld results
Hostelworld has reported a period of strong growth thanks to strong demand for international travel.
ESG-focused Impax builds out fixed income offering with new fund acquisitions
Ian Simm, founder and chief executive of Impax said: "This transaction marks an important milestone in our strategy to expand Impax's fixed income capabilities globally".
JD Wetherspoon: Tim Martin on a ‘gradual recovery’ and Reeves’ plans for pubs
Labour costs have increased by £164m in this financial year compared to 2019, while energy, repairs and interest costs have risen by £28m, £38m and £16m respectively.
The Gym Group adds more than 30,000 new members as revenue soars
The Gym Group has reported a bump in revenue and users.
UK packaging firm expects profit to rise again amid 140 per cent rally
The UK-headquartered group reiterated that it expects full year underlying profit before tax to be weighted towards the second half of the year.
Liontrust reports further decline in assets as investors shun UK stocks
Liontrust has reported £13bn of outflows over the past two years.
Housebuilder Barratt to deliver profit ‘slightly ahead’ of expectations despite challenging conditions
In a trading update covering the year to June, Barratt said that total home completions were at 14,004. Although this was down on 17,206 last year, it was still at the "upper end" of the firm's guidan
UK bank staff numbers see biggest jump in a decade as sector outperforms Europe
The number of staff employed by UK banks saw its biggest increase in a decade last year, new data shows, as headcount returned to pre-pandemic levels and lenders enjoyed record profits.
Reeves under pressure to shift the dial on pension investment
Rachel Reeves and Labour will be tasked with driving through the so-called Mansion House compact and unlocking pension cash.
Labour pledges to ’embrace’ fintech in bid to deliver £330bn boost
Rachel Reeves' Treasury has pledged to "embrace" the fintech sector today after a trade body said the industry could bolster the government's coffers to the tune of £330bn over the next five years.