Record numbers working in the City’s insurance market
Job numbers in the City's insurance market are at their highest level for at least a decade, according to data from an industry body.
Nvidia eyes strong first quarter results as analysts remain bullish
This AI hype has enabled Nvidia to annihilate consensus sales and profit forecasts in all four quarters of the financial year 2024.
Pragmatic: ‘More to be done’ says boss of British chipmaker
The chief of Pragmatic has said good progress has been made but there is "more to be done" to support Britain’s semiconductor industry.
London-listed Keywords Studios receives private equity bid at 73 per cent premium
Video game services company Keywords Studios has said it would be "minded" to accept a £2.2bn takeover bid from Swedish private equity giant EQT Partners if it makes a firm offer.
HMRC challenging media businesses for research and development tax relief
HMRC currently challenges around 20 per cent of R&D tax relief claims overall - up from one per cent previously.
China’s BYD nears deal to supply London’s electric double decker buses
Chinese automaker BYD is closing in on a deal that would see it supply all-electric double decker buses in London.
Branson’s back? Virgin Trains looks to show up Avanti in bid for west coast route
Sir Richard Branson is set to make a return to Britain's railways with a bid to run an open access service on the west coast mainline.
Threadneedle accuses KKR of ‘ram raiding’ UK equities in fallout from IQGeo bid
Threadneedle has accused KKR of "ram raiding" the London stock market, in the wake of the US private equity firm's takeover of IQGeo.
Raspberry Pi staff set for £68m windfall from London float
Employees at computer firm Raspberry Pi are poised to enjoy an up to £68m windfall from the company’s float on the London stock market in the coming weeks. According to a London Stock Exchange fili
Wizz Air set for ‘smooth landing’ despite engine issues and Israel-Gaza disruption
Wizz Air is set for a smooth landing in its full-year results despite a year hampered by war in the Middle East and supply chain snarl-ups.