“Disgusting” revelation on sewage should see Thames Water “ripped up”
Thames Water should be “ripped up” and no longer allowed to be for profit, after it emerged some 14bn litres of sewage were released in 2023, the Liberal Democrats have said.
Elon Musk: Battle over £44bn payday looking tougher for Tesla boss
Tesla is facing a shareholder revolt over plans to award boss Elon Musk a record-breaking $56bn (£44bn) bonus, with the firm's second-largest investor behind Musk himself now advised to block the dea
Could Persimmon be set for £1bn takeover of housebuilding rival Cala Group?
Persimmon plots £1bn takeover of Cala Group
Starling investor eyes £10bn valuation for bank as tech business takes off
One of Starling Bank's top investors has said the digital lender could reach a valuation of nearly £10bn within the next few years on the back of fees from its recently launched tech business.
Unsure of where to start? Here’s how to bring your business idea to life
Damian Skendrovic takes the pen to tell Ambition A.M. how to bring your business idea to life, while managing the growing pains of change along the way.
Meet the founder sewing together a new kind of circular fashion ecosystem
Layla Sargent, the founder of online service repair platform The Seam, shares how she's made way for a new kind of circular fashion ecosystem.
Meet the fund managers: Finding bonds in emerging markets
In this weekly series, investment reporter Elliot Gulliver-Needham sits down with a fund manager for a Q&A. This week, we’re hearing from Victoria Harling, head of emerging market corporate debt at
Why buy-now pay-later firms are still waiting for regulation three years on
As officials from the Treasury and Financial Conduct Authority sat down with a buy-now pay-later (BNPL) boss to chat through their impending regulatory clampdown last year, frustration boiled over.
Markets Week Ahead: Gold, EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY; Eurozone Inflation, US Core PCE
The new week will kick off in a calmly and quiet manner, with US and UK markets closed on Monday. The economic calendar, however, will heat up heading into the weekend with the release of Eurozone inf
Hamas rocket attack from Gaza sets off air raid sirens in Tel Aviv
Hamas has fired a barrage of rockets from Gaza that set off air raid sirens as far away as Tel Aviv for the first time in months in a show of resilience more than seven months into Israel’s massive