Asda named the most expensive supermarket petrol seller ahead of Tesco, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s
Asda has been named as the UK’s most expensive supermarket fuel retailer ahead of rivals Tesco, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s.
Election 2024: Bigger tax breaks for veterans’ bosses, in Tory D-Day offer
Extended tax breaks for former armed services personnel’s employers will be on offer, the Tories have announced in an election pledge to mark D-Day.
Richard Desmond’s firm slams ‘flawed’ process that handed National Lottery to Allwyn
Richard Desmond's Northern & Shell group has hit out at the "seriously flawed" procurement process that handed the National Lottery licence to Czech gambling group Allwyn Entertainment, a London court
Wood Group engages with Sidara on latest takeover bid, extends offer deadline
Engineering and consulting company John Wood Group has said it is engaging with Sidara after the Dubai-based rival submitted a fourth and "final" bid for the FTSE 250 firm.
Inside the collapse of Baillie Gifford’s literary sponsorships
Baillie Gifford has been met with boycotts due to its investments in fossil fuels and firms operating in Israel, leading to the end of its sponsorship of Edinburgh Book Festival.
Why Scottish Mortgage trust is selling Nvidia
Scottish Mortgage, the second largest investment trust in the UK, has warned that though the future for AI is bright, companies like Nvidia might not carry on bringing in the record gains that they ha
Election 2024: Corbyn says Starmer should stop ‘dissing the past’
Jeremy Corbyn has said Keir Starmer should stop “dissing the past” and claimed he would only offer support to a Labour government when it “does something good”.
Microsoft: weak cyber defences set to hit economic growth
Microsoft and many others have said that organisations need to "fight fire with fire" and use AI to bolster their defences.
Lime willing to ‘take shortcuts’ to make money says rival e-bike boss
The CEO of Voi has likened Lime's rapid expansion across London to Uber's controversial emergence in the UK capital after 2012.
Google faces £14bn UK class action after Tribunal greenlights claim
A London Tribunal has given the green light to a £14bn class action against Google, which alleges the tech giant abused its dominance in the digital advertising market.