Fresh train strikes to disrupt commuters in May as drivers walk out again
Train drivers at 16 rail companies will launch another series of one-day strikes in May, it has been announced.
Iceland boss thanks medics who ‘saved his life’ after collapse in London Marathon
"I collapsed and fell unconscious less than 2 miles before the London Marathon finish line with hyperthermic shock - body temp was 42 and rising."
US set to fund London-listed Rainbow Rare Earths mining project as China battle hots up
Rainbow Rare Earths, listed on the main market of the London Stock Exchange with a market capitalisation of £63m, will receive £40m from Washington's US International Development Finance Corporation
B Lab delays decision on whether Havas London will remain a ‘B Corp’
Media giant Havas London’s B Corp status continues to hang in the balance, after the accreditation’s gatekeeper chose to delay the conclusion of its investigation into whether its work with Shell
City of London has ‘record’ office leasing deals allaying hybrid work fears
The City of London market saw a record 331 office leasing deals in 2023, the joint highest number recorded over the last 10 years, defying concerns the area had experienced a downturn following a rise
Airfield on standby for Rwanda flights, Rishi Sunak announces as bill set to pass
The government has an airfield on standby with commercial charter planes booked, Rishi Sunak has announced, as the Rwanda Bill is expected to finally pass today.
Butcher’s dog food maker significantly cuts losses as sales surge
The family-owned pet food business behind brands such as Butcher's significantly cut its losses during its latest financial year, it has been revealed.
Frenkel Topping posts double-digit revenue growth and a new acquisition
Frenkel Topping reported double-digit growth in revenue and profit over the 2013 financial year, as the firm announces a new acquisition.
Peers call on regulator to halt ‘name and shame’ plans as City fury grows
An influential group of peers has called on the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to halt plans to ‘name and shame’ the firms it is investigating as fury over the proposals grows in the City.
Urenco: Revenue surge for government-backed uranium transport group’s UK arm
Revenue at the UK arm of Urenco, a company that transports uranium overseas, surged by almost £100m during 2023.