British ex-soldiers will not be prosecuted over Bloody Sunday perjury
Fifteen former British soldiers and a civilian will not be prosecuted for perjury over evidence given to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry.
After Lidl v Tesco: Business branding may seem like a snoozefest, but get it wrong and it may cost you
After a legal battle of Lidl v Tesco, trademark disputes has been at the forefront of people's minds as the thought of expensive litigation highlights just how important branding is for a business
Lloyds, HSBC, Barclays and Natwest set to report lower profits – but doubts over rate cuts could lift lenders
The UK's biggest banks are set to report lower profits and narrower margins in the coming weeks as the interest rate tailwind which pushed their earnings to a record high last year dies down.
How one ‘futurist’ is using tech to run the London marathon faster
'Futurist' Bill Quinn will run the London marathon on Sunday, joining the 50,000 runners on the 26-mile course across London.
Will Rishi Sunak’s clampdown on ‘sick note culture’ tackle long-term sickness?
"Reforms to fit notes...won’t help the 2.8m people currently out of work due to their long-term health conditions," David Finch, assistant director at the Health Foundation, said.
The week that was: London woes, hedge funds short on water, and confusing jobs data
Confusing inflation data, further tribulations for water firms and yet more woes for the London Stock Exchange, we review another busy week in the City.
London office property deals abandoned as sellers pin hopes on price recovery
Abandoned property deals have driven investment volumes in the London office market down in the first quarter of the year, but green shoots are starting to emerge.
420: Should you invest your green in the cannabis industry?
The global cannabis industry is going through a growth spurt in April, with green shoots popping up across the world.
Why City of London firms are plotting a revolt against the FCA
City firms are plotting a revolt against the regulator and calling on top trade bodies to intervene after the Financial Conduct Authority revealed plans to name and shame the firms it is investigating
Sadiq Khan vows to take on Thames Water and make London’s rivers ‘swimmable’ by 2034
Sadiq Khan says he wants to make London’s rivers “swimmable within ten years” in the face of the sewage scandal.