Unicredit questions ECB’s order to cut operations in Russia
Italian bank Unicredit has filed a legal challenge questioning terms set by the European Central Bank for reducing its operations in Russia.
Sweet success for Haribo as UK sales hit record high thanks to new products
The UK arm of gummy confectionery giant Haribo, which also makes Maoam chews, has achieved record sales for the second year in a row as a string of new seasonal product launches continued to tempt con
Kennedys Law revenue leaps as firm’s US growth gathers speed
London-based Kennedys Law revenue jumped by 17 per cent over the last financial year which sees the firm's global turnover surpassing £380m
Tritax Eurobox extends bid deadline as other interest parties emerge
The deadline for Brookfield Asset Management to make a formal offer for the European real estate investment trust (REIT) Tritax Eurobox has been extended, as more companies were revealed to have expre
Stairlift tycoon takes £48m dividend
Discover the success story of John Jakes, founder of a stairlift company, who's taken a total of £250m in payouts over the past decade.
Sainsbury’s shares slip as investors spooked by latest update
Sainsbury's food sales have continued to grow with the supermarket gaining a boost from its one hour grocery delivery service and its Aldi price match scheme.
‘This is nonsense’: M&S hits back at shareholder group over digital AGM concerns
Marks & Spencer has hit back at a top shareholder group today after it claimed the company was restricting the voice of investors by holding a “digital first” annual meeting for a second year runn
HSBC slows down hiring and reins in bankers’ expenses in cost-cutting drive
HSBC is reportedly slowing down hiring and encouraging staff to rein in some expenses as Europe's biggest bank looks to cut costs.
Election 2024: Row erupts over Keir Starmer’s working hours if he becomes Prime Minister
Labour have hit back at “desperate lies and hypocrisy” over their leader’s working schedule, after the Conservatives alleged that Sir Keir Starmer plans to work a “four-day week” as Prime Mi
Bistrot Pierre cuts jobs and closes restaurants as it tumbles further into the red
French restaurant chain Bistrot Pierre has more than 100 staff and closed multiple sites as its goal as it battled to return to profitability.