Red Driving School gears up for acquisitions as demand fuels sales acceleration
High demand for lessons helped turnover grow at the group behind Red Driving School as it eyes making new acquisitions in the coming year.
Who are the runners and riders to succeed Noel Quinn as HSBC boss?
In a shock announcement this morning, Noel Quinn announced that he is drawing the curtain on a nearly four-decade career at HSBC. So who are the leading contenders to succeed him as chief executive of
Kazakhstan’s Air Astana reaches new heights following London listing
Air Astana has reported an 18.5 per cent rise in quarterly passenger traffic after floating on London's equity markets earlier this year.
‘Boomerang’ Londoners return to a city ‘on the brink of reinvention’
London's culture is drawing residents who left the city during the pandemic back to the capital.
Meta to face £2.2bn class action after failing to overturn approval
Meta is set to face £2.2bn over allegations it abuses its dominant market position by imposing unfair terms after the Tribunal threw out its appeal
Losses balloon to £44m at Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday and The i
All of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday and The i sold fewer copies in 2023 than in 2022, while Mail Online saw a decline in visitors.
Gladman Homes founder increases investment in Henry Boot
The founder of one of the UK's most active land promoters has further increased his stake in property developer Henry Boot.
Frasers acquires parts of Matchesfashion out of administration – but jobs not in deal
Frasers Group has acquired parts of Matchesfashion out of administration in a deal which does not include its stock or its hundreds of employees.
Glencore expects strong year from trading arm but reports lower copper output
lencore reported total copper production of about 239,700 tonnes for the first quarter, compared to 244,100 tonnes a year earlier. It said cobalt production was down due to lower output at its Mutanda
Sadiq Khan threatens to use compulsory purchase powers to force ‘Tory town halls’ to build more homes
Sadiq Khan has accused “Tory town halls” of blocking new homes from being built in London and pledged to crackdown on the issue if re-elected.