Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft: The £30bn legal headache for Big Tech
Headlines have been popping about class actions in the UK with the main target on the other side, Big Tech firms. But why them?
Hargreaves Lansdown founder: Labour has ‘worst cabinet of all time’
The billionaire founder of Hargreaves Lansdown has said that the current Labour administration has the worst cabinet of all time and will “wreck the economy” over the course of a full term. Peter
Northampton Town: Former owner appears in court on £10m fraud charge
Former Northampton Town chairman David Cardoza and three other men have appeared in court charged with fraud in connection with a £10m stadium redevelopment loan. Cardoza spoke only to confirm his id
Reeves ramps up pressure on regulators in bid for growth
Chancellor Rachel Reeves and business secretary Jonathan Reynolds are set to meet with a group of watchdogs today as they kickstart plans to cut red tape from the economy and drive growth through regu
Trump to ‘save’ Tiktok as RedNote rises ahead of Sunday’s ban
President Donald Trump has reportedly considered rescuing the Chinese-owned social media app Tiktok from its looming ban. Once in office, Trump may suspend the enforcement of the ban-or-sale law throu
BP to axe thousands of job in cost cutting drive
BP told staff on Thursday its plans would impact around 4,700 roles and that it would also reduce contractor numbers by 3000.
Pearson’s stock price falls after revenue slowdown
Academic publisher Pearson saw its stock price fall almost three per cent in early trading after reporting a slowdown in quarter-on-quarter organic growth. “Pearson’s transformation from being an
Luxury stocks boom as Richemont kicks off reporting season with a bang
Luxury stocks across the world have been given a boost by Cartier-owner Richemont’s booming sales figures this morning. Richemont’s report, the first set of luxury results covering the festive sea
Young’s: Pub chain in ‘great shape’ after Christmas despite Budget burden
Young & Co have reported an excellent Christmas trading period, with optimism abound despite a higher cost burden for the hospitality sector this year. The pubs-and-rooms operator, which has around 22
Savills: End of work from home drives recovery in office property market
International property services company Savills has predicted a strong commercial property market this year driven by cheaper financing, the sustainability agenda and workers’ return to the office.