Starling Bank cracks down on debtors as regulator probes financial crime controls
Starling Bank has taken legal action against two dozen bad debtors as it grapples with rising defaults and a City watchdog probe into its financial crime controls.
Games Workshop expects bumper year after Amazon deal
Games Workshop expects to continue its robust growth this year, with revenue, licensing income and profit all anticipated to rise on its last full year reporting period, it has said.
Severfield sees sales dip despite major acquisition and high demand for structural steel
Structural steel producer Severfield has seen a dip in its sales despite reporting a record order book in its key markets as the demand for steel in major infrastructure projects continues to boom.
Speedy Hire profit tumbles as inflation bites
Tool and machinery specialist Speedy Hire has reported a significant dip in profit amid cost inflation
FTSE 100 giant Vodafone raises £1.4bn from Indus Towers stake sale to pay debt
Vodafone is still waiting to hear back from the competition regulator about whether its proposal to merge its UK operations with those of Three can go ahead.
City Pub Group deal helps boost Young’s trading
Young's has reported another strong year of trading thanks to continued estate investment.
End of an era: The man behind Canary Wharf’s rise to step away after 36 years
Canary Wharf chairman Sir George Iacobescu is to step down as chair of the developer
Inflation drops to two per cent ahead of Bank of England interest rate decision
Even though inflation has returned to near the two per cent target, the Bank of England is very unlikely to cut interest rates tomorrow.
Buy-now pay-later firm Zilch raises £100m debt ahead of hotly-anticipated public listing
London fintech Zilch has raised £100m in securitised debt financing in a deal arranged by Deutsche Bank ahead of a hotly-anticipated public listing.
What is industrial strategy? And why do Labour think the UK needs one?
Labour believes that a well mapped out industrial strategy is crucial to delivering economic growth. But does the UK really need one?