Tether Introduces Alloy: where gold meets digital dollars
Tether, the company behind the world’s leading stablecoin, has just introduced a new digital asset called Alloy.
Trading apps under fire from FCA over gamification concerns
The Financial Conduct Authority has warned trading apps that their use of gamification could be hurting consumers.
Major data centre greenlit for London’s Royal Docks
It has been designed to support large AI applications, meeting the power and cooling demands of rising AI workloads.
Bank of England holds rates but August cut still on the table
The Bank of England has voted to leave interest rates on hold for a seventh consecutive meeting.
UK tax gap nears £40bn as Tories and Labour pledge crackdown
The gap between how much tax the government owes and the amount it collects has grown to almost £40bn, latest official figures show, as the Conservatives and Labour vow to tackle tax dodging ahead of
Two arrested on suspicion of running illegal £1bn crypto exchange
Two individuals have been arrested on suspicion of running an illegal cryptoasset exchange, through which more than £1bn of unregistered digital assets are believed to have been bought and sold.
Sainsbury’s Bank sale marks end of an era for supermarkets
Sainsbury's has agreed to sell most of its banking arm to Natwest, in a deal that will see the supermarket pay the lender £125m.
Price of a Wetherspoons pint in London set to soar
An analysis of Wetherspoons prices has found the average pint at the chain could cost Londoners as much as £11.22 by 2035.
Four Seasons: Care home operator up for sale following company slim down
Care home operator Four Seasons, which once ranked among the largest in the UK, has been put up for sale in a move expected to fetch about £300m.
Even MI6 have issues with the planning system: the story behind the former spy school being converted into flats
A Pimlico building is to be converted into flats. But this wasn't any transaction - the stucco offices have a remarkable backstory involving spies, council planning committees and the King