Eurostar won’t have a rival for at least four years – and Brexit is to blame
Eurostar will keep its monopoly on the Channel Tunnel for at least the next four years due to Brexit-related red tape.
Royal Mail bidder Daniel Kretinsky: We’ll deliver a turnaround or ‘go home’
Daniel Kretinsky, dubbed the Czech Sphinx, has dominated City chatter over the past few weeks after tabling a £3.6bn takeover deal for Royal Mail.
Election 2024: Jeremy Hunt admits he may lose seat in ‘Blue Wall’ clash with Lib Dems
Jeremy Hunt has admitted he may lose his seat at the election, telling his children that the prospect was “nothing to worry about - that’s democracy”.
European Central Bank set to cut interest rates despite inflation worries
The European Central Bank is all but certain to be the first major central bank to cut interest rates this week as it shrugs off a rise in inflation and takes a different path in monetary policy from
Tourist tax puts us at a competitive disadvantage, says Gatwick boss
The UK's tourist tax is putting Gatwick at a "competitive disadvantage" to rival European hubs, according to its chief executive.
‘We are done’: Vodafone chief rules out more big deals after offloading Spanish and Italian arms
The chief executive of Vodafone has ruled out any more major deals as part of her strategy to simplify the sprawling telecoms giant and improve shareholder returns.
British Gas: Centrica faces shareholder revolt over £8.2m CEO pay packet
The owner of British Gas will face down shareholders on Wednesday over its chief executive's £8.2m pay packet.
Any new government must step in and revive London Stock Exchange, says former chief
The ex-boss of the London Stock Exchange has warned the capital's beleaguered bourse is unlikely to see a revival unless the next government implements a major overhaul.
‘A better outcome’: Ground rents investor expresses relief at decision not to cap charges
Ground Rents Income Fund has said changes to the law are not as bad as epxected.
Tech stock boom starts to show cracks
Tech stocks are starting to suffer as customers are keeping their purse strings tight when it comes to adopting new software services.