Mark Kleinman: Cineworld revamp is a horror show for landlords
This week Mark Kleinman tackles Cineworld's closures, Rolls-Royce's chief executive and plans to rename Twickenham.
Etoro chief: UK should do more if it wants us to float in London
Etoro is weighing up whether to list in London or New York, but is hoping the UK government will do more to empower capital markets.
Octopus quietly pumps £25m into ‘mispriced’ AIM market
Octopus Group has quietly pumped £25m of its own cash into London’s beleaguered AIM market in a bid to take advantage of “mispriced” smaller companies, it has been revealed.
Households face ‘bleak’ outlook unless Starmer kickstarts growth
The improvement in living standards will also be heavily weighted towards the start of the parliament.
City watchdog’s motor finance review drives up official complaints
A review by the City regulator into now-banned commission arrangements on car loans has contributed to a surge in official complaints to the UK's financial ombudsman in recent months.
City law firms urged to take trainees as US arm set to close London office
The City of London Law Society issued a letter to its senior partners, asking for help finding roles for trainee lawyers of a US firm that is closing its City office.
The government is right to reject the EU’s plans for free movement by the backdoor
The EU’s terms for reinstating a youth mobility scheme – from four-year visas to cut-price tuition fees – are utterly unreasonable, says Will Cooling Yesterday saw Sir Keir Starmer in Germany, w
Millennials will be hit hardest by tax rises
The generation that’s about to reach the most rewarding of years of their careers face spending their entire working lives earning less and paying more for worse public services, says John Oxley Few
Pernod Ricard’s Russia exit leads to sales fall for Scotch whisky maker Chivas Brothers
Pernod Ricard stopping all exports of its international brands to Russia led to a fall in sales for Scotch whisky maker Chivas Brothers during its latest financial year. The Scotland-headquartered com
Future of Rosebank in doubt as UK drops challenge to judicial review
The future of Britain’s largest untapped oil field, Rosebank, has been thrown in to doubt after the new government said it would not challenge a judicial review. The decision affects the field which