Selling assets is a fashionable activity for UK stocks: WH Smith announced this morning that it is exploring a possible sale of its high street business to focus on its travel trade, following in the
Dubai-based energy company Esyasoft will acquire Chippenham-based renewable electricity supplier and energy services provider Good Energy after extending the deadline to make an official offer three t
The UK’s financial services need to be investing in risk management roles to maintain the City of London’s competitive edge, the Lord Mayor has warned. In recent years, the role of Chief Risk Offi
Ferrari Group, which specialises in shipping luxury goods across the globe, has announced plans to float in Amsterdam in another blow to the London Stock Exchange. The London-headquartered company h
Dr Martens reported a recovery in revenue driven by e-commerce sales in Asia and a turnaround in America. Overall group revenue rose by three per cent to £267m in constant currency, an adjustment of
Amid an exodus of the country’s millionaires and billionaires, the government is revisiting its reforms to the non-dom regime. But the recent changes floated by the Chancellor have been given short
Reeves' failing Office for Value for Money showcases just how naive this government is, writes Eliot Wilson.
Legal & General is the most-held stock among all ISA millionaires using DIY investing service Hargreaves Lansdown, with fellow insurers Phoenix and Aviva joining the firm for the most popular shares.
The former Blue Plaque home of American author Herman Melville, where he wrote early drafts of Mody-Dick in the late 1840s, has gone on the market for £9m. The five-bedroom, four-storey townhouse on
Lloyds Banking Group has unveiled £200m plans to transform the headquarters of Scottish Widows to become the giant’s main base in Scotland. The Port Hamilton building on Morrison Street, Edinburgh,