Sweaty Betty remains in the red as sales fall
Women’s activewear brand Sweaty Betty remains in the red as its pre-tax loss more than doubled amid falling sales, it has been revealed. The London-headquartered business has reported a pre-tax los
Disney+ and Apple TV+ deals help turbocharge Shardlake maker
The completion of shows for Disney+ and Apple TV+ helped turnover at a London production company jump by more than £55m, it has been revealed. The Forge Entertainment, which delivered Shardlake to Di
Government Legal Department discriminated against top lawyer, Tribunal rules
A senior lawyer for the Government Legal Department claims of unlawful deductions of wages and indirect sex discrimination were upheld by the Tribunal
Former Bank of England governor Carney eyes Canadian PM role
Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney is eyeing up the soon-to-be vacant role of Canada’s next Prime Minister. The Canadian-born economist confirmed he is considering the position in an interv
Apple to fix AI tools after being accused of ‘misleading’ headlines by the BBC
Apple has announced plans to update its AI-powered notification feature following a formal complaint from the BBC regarding inaccurately outlined news headlines. The BBC complained about the tech gian
Home Bargains billionaire pays himself over £1bn as sales and profit surge
The billionaire owner of Home Bargains paid himself more than £1bn as sales and profit both jumped at the discount retail giant during its latest financial year. Tom Morris, who owns 98 per cent of L
Profit stalls at iconic motorcycle maker Triumph
Profit has stalled at iconic motorcycle brand Triumph as an economic downturn in China and a fall in the value of sterling impacted its sales. The Derbyshire-headquartered business, which is owned by
Close Brothers chief executive steps down after medical leave
Close Brothers group chief executive Adrian Sainsbury has stepped down from his role after four months of medical leave. The FTSE 250 CEO began in the role in 2020 after more than 11 years at the comp
Next raises profit guidance but warns UK growth will slow due to tax rises
Retail industry bellwether Next has upgraded its expected profit before tax by £5m after sales and growth exceed expectations during the Golden Quarter while it vies for over £1bn in profit, althou
Time to address the elephant in the room: AI’s impact on legal fees
Last year, the legal sector saw record-level salaries and large mergers, all while rolling out every AI policy under the sun. So what does 2025 look like?