Fishy business: Salmon farmers accused of inflating prices in new £382m class action
Six of the world’s top salmon producers have been hit legal action in the UK over alleged collusion and unlawful price-fixing of its Atlantic farmed product
Yen on brink of breaching ‘psychological barrier’ as Bank of Japan poised to intervene
The Japanese yen is at risk of passing the psychological barrier of 160 per dollar as markets prepare for the country's central bank to intervene in an effect to prop up the currency, as it has in the
Pure Gym, Gym Group, Nuffield: Who owns Britain’s biggest gym chains?
Following a forced shutdown during the pandemic, Brits have been heading back to the gym in droves helping many of the countries biggest chain to achieve bumper results over the past couple of years.
How Rolls-Royce became the ‘hottest stock’ in the FTSE 100 – and what could happen next
Rolls-Royce has been dubbed the "hottest stock" in the FTSE 100 after being transformed from a "burning platform" to being worth £40bn.
Post Office scandal: Legal regulator launched over 20 investigations into lawyers and law firms
The legal regulators have opened more than 20 investigations into law firms and lawyers who were working on behalf of the Post Office
Vanguard chief economist: UK economy primed for success regardless of election winner
The UK is primed to surge to success into next year regardless of who wins the election, Vanguard's top economist has said.
IFS: Labour and Conservative manifestos ‘singularly fail’ to address fiscal challenges
The IFS called attention - yet again - to the fiscal 'trilemma' which will face the next government.
Giffgaff’s new offerings help sales edge towards £600m
Giffgaff saw its sales edge closer to the £600m mark as the budget provider invested in new products during 2023, according to new documents.
Klarna to exit checkout business after finding conflict of interest with rivals Adyen and Stripe
Buy-now pay-later giant Klarna is set to exit its checkout business after finding that the division created a conflict of interest with fintech peers like Adyen and Stripe.
Double glazing giant Everest owed over £30m as it crashed into administration
Double glazing giant Everest owed more than £30m when it crashed into administration earlier this year, it has been revealed.