John Lewis appeals on plan for Waitrose and 428 homes
John Lewis will appeal plans after a local London council failed to agree on plans to build 428 homes and a Waitrose in West Ealing, a move which has come under attack by campaign groups.
Raspberry Pi shares surge in dealing debut amid hot demand
In an announcement this morning, Raspberry Pi confirmed that its shares had been priced at 280p, giving it a market capitalisation of around £541.6m.
Wartime tunnels under the City of London will be transformed into a cultural site – if Camden agrees too
Historic wartime tunnels under the City of London's High Holborn will become the latest tourist attraction - if Camden also says yes.
Number of borrowers behind on mortgages jumps to eight-year high
Households are continuing to feel the strain from the Bank of England's interest rate hikes with the share of mortgages in arrears continuing to creep up.
Election 2024: Houses, ULEZ and tax – what we learned from the Tory manifesto
With just over three weeks to go ahead of polling day, here are the top five things we learned from Rishi Sunak at the Conservatives’ manifesto launch.
The Fat Duck: Group behind Heston Blumenthal’s restaurant slips into the red
The group behind celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal’s restaurant The Fat Duck has slipped back into the red as it continues to battle with rising wages and running costs.
Election 2024: SMEs ‘yet to be convinced’ whether Labour or Conservatives will boost business
Britain’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have become divided on what a change in government could mean for the future of their businesses ahead of the general election on 4 July, accordin
Rare sighting: UK homecare provider mulls summer listing
Hales Group, a provider of homecare in the UK, is considering floating on London's AIM market this summer.
Dame Alison Rose takes first job since leaving Natwest after Nigel Farage debanking storm
Dame Alison Rose has taken up her first job since leaving Natwest last year in the aftermath of the Nigel Farage debanking storm over his Coutts account.
Former BHS directors hit with multi-million pound ‘wrongful trading’ ruling
In a landmark ruling, the High Court has delivered a damning verdict against the former directors of BHS Group, eight years after it collapsed