Pagegroup slashes more roles as recruiter feels the pain of slow rebound
Pagegroup said that tighter recruitment budgets have led to companies becoming more risk averse to new hires, which has slowed the recruitment process.
Wood bags six-year contract on Shell’s Prelude facility
Wood, headquarted in Aberdeen, said it would provide brownfield engineering, procurement, and construction management (EPCm) solutions for the LNG facility.
Betfred enters the red despite online gambling surge
A surge in online gambling helped Betfred's turnover pass £900m during its latest financial year but was not enough to stop the company entering the red.
Hunting rides wave of energy firms’ oil and gas demand
Oil well manufacturer Hunting traded ahead of expectations in the first half of 2023, its management has said, thanks to especially strong performance in its oil country tubular goods and its subsea a
Gold (XAU/USD) Slips After the PBoC Step Back from Buying for the Second Month
The price of gold slipped Monday after data showed that the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) left its gold reserves untouched in June.
Australian Dollar Returns Some Gains But Stays Close To Year’s Highs
As long as the Reserve Bank of Australia looks likely be among the last majors to cut rates, it’s hard to see the Aussie falling far
Reeves makes a positive start on planning reform – but there’s plenty more to do
Believe it when you see it was the attitude of many City economists to Labour's promised overhaul of the planning regime.
Lifting onshore wind ban ‘exactly what industry needs’, investors say
The Labour government's decision to lift the effective ban on onshore wind farms has been met with delight from the UK business community, with city lawyers and investors branding it a "no-nonsense st