St Austell Brewery: Tribute beer maker hails record sales as profit rises
St Austell Brewery, the maker of beers including Tribute and Proper Job, saw its sales rise to record levels during 2023 despite the increase in costs hitting the industry.
Pennon hands boss near £300,000 bonus despite pollution record
British water company Pennon has named David Sproul as chair designate, and he will succeed Gill Rider who will retire from the board next month, the firm said on Monday.
Reform pledges ‘Great British tax cut’ funded by raid on the banks
"You cannot tax your way out of a crisis," Richard Tice said, "you grow your way out of it".
Election 2024: Lib Dems would seek to rejoin EU single market
The Liberal Democrats would seek to rejoin the EU’s single market, they revealed at their manifesto launch today.
Private healthcare admissions rocket as search for solution to NHS backlog grows
Private health admissions using insurance has rocketed in the UK, as it may hold the key to reducing NHS backlog
Should Hollywood look north after latest southern snub?
Hollywood bigwigs have been called on to look north to stage their latest box office hits after the UK film industry was dealt another major blow recently as £750m plans for a new film studio in Buck
75 London Wall: Former City HQ of Deutsche Bank to get roof garden revamp
A plan to add three storeys and a roof garden to the former London HQ of Deutsche Bank have been given the green light by the council.
JP Morgan: Labour election win would be ‘positive’ for markets
Wall Street giant JP Morgan is forecasting a "net positive" impact on markets if Labour wins the UK general election on 4 July.
HMRC tax rule changes put professional service firms into limbo
The UK tax agency is probing firms for potential backdates contributions after changes to a tax rule which affects LLPs
City row erupts against proxy advisers over executive pay
Proxy voting advisers, which recommend how shareholders vote at company meetings, have often blocked votes to hike executive pay