Jeremy Corbyn’s seat in Islington North is up for grabs, but who could stand against him?
Candidates can now apply to stand for the Labour Party in Islington North, the position formely held byJeremy Corbyn.
Accountancy watchdog launches probe into UK network firm of Baker Tilly International
The accountancy watchdog has launched a probe into MacIntyre Hudson over an audit of a unnamed company financial statement
Grainger raises dividend again despite slipping into loss
Major residential landlord Grainger has raised its dividend despite slipping into a loss in a set of half-year results in which rental income rallied and the value of its underlying properties stayed
Shein favours London for blockbuster IPO as China fears spike New York float
Ultra fast-fashion retailer Shein could favour London instead of New York for its blockbuster IPO, as bosses at the global retailer fail to convince US lawmakers the company is not controlled by China
Future shares surge after Marie Claire publisher commits to further cash returns
Future, the media publisher responsible for outlets like Country Life, Marie Claire and T3, suffered from a fall in revenue, operating profit and earnings per share in its latest earnings statement.
David Beckham’s esports group Guild to fight it out at Tekken
The esports team co-owned by David Beckham will compete in the fighting game series Tekken for the first time, the company has announced.
Sage shares plunge despite surge in profit as tech giant’s guidance disappoints
Enterprise technology firm Sage has reported a surge in profit and gaping margins as it continues to see growth across all regions and strong demand for its cloud software.
Mr Kipling owner Premier Foods hikes dividend as profit booms
Mr Kipling owner Premier Foods has been boosted by increased demand for its products.
Polar Capital Healthcare trust rockets to success thanks to strong stock selection
The trust performed much better than the previous year, where it grew only 4.2 per cent, thanks to strong stock selection and managing to outperform an already booming healthcare market.
Vistry lifts profit outlook and build target on demand for affordable homes
British housebuilder Vistry is on track to build close to 2,000 more homes than what it built last year.