Maersk hikes guidance as shipping costs rise on Red Sea disruption
Maersk has hiked its full-year earnings guidance amid strong demand and continued disruption in the Red Sea.
UK acquisition deals fall to pandemic low as foreign eyes turn away from London
The number of UK mergers and acquisitions fell to their lowest in March since 2020, as the rate of foreign companies buying British businesses almost halved throughout the quarter. There were 426 M&A
Gallagher: Profit races past £200m at Premiership Rugby title sponsor
Profit at the UK arm of insurance giant Arthur J Gallagher & Co surged to more than £200m in 2023, it has been revealed.
Meet the City lawyer challenging Keir Starmer for his London seat at the election
Mayer Brown's head of pro bono Mehreen Malik has been selected to stand as a Conservative candidate in Keir Starmer's London seat
Tories say they’ll impose annual visa cap to cut legal migration
The Conservatives have announced plans for a new annual cap on visas to ensure immigration falls, in their latest general election pledge.
Visitors flock to iconic landmark but shun well-known attraction
The roof-top tour of Liverpool's iconic Royal Liver Building helped boost the group behind landmark attractions across the UK despite visitors shunning a well-known site.
Chopstix: Meal deals plus Uber Eats, Deliveroo and Just Eat tie-ups boost sales as 400 jobs created
Chopstix created almost 400 jobs as it continued its expansion across the UK, it has been revealed.
Which London airport did Emirates’ airlines boss compare to a ‘post-Second World War’ hub?
The head of Emirates airlines has said Heathrow is "seriously lagging behind" rival hubs and compared it to a run down Second World War airport.
Standard Chartered accused of helping Iran-linked terrorist funders
Standard Chartered is alleged to have facilitated billions of dollars worth of transactions for Iran-linked entities, including funders of terrorist groups, according to fresh US court filings.
US private equity giant Blackstone snaps up 1,700 homes from Vistry as it drives to become major UK landlord
Blackstone and Regis Group have inked a deal to buy 1,700 homes from developer Vistry. The private equity firm and its joint venture partner Regis will shell out £580m for the portfolio of new buil