Tesco, M&S and Primark among brands hesitant to make some green claims over greenwashing action
Big retail brands are hesitant to make green claims despite the majority embracing sustainable practices over fears of being hit with greenwashing action
Poundland owner Pepco eyes profit surge as revenue passes milestone
Pepco, the owner of Poundland, has set its sights on posting profits of €900m for its current financial year after the group's interim revenue passed a major milestone.
Call that a pint? Over two-thirds of beer served in pubs is short measured
More than two-thirds of beer and wine served in UK pubs and bars is short measured, a survey by Trading Standards suggests.
Ofgem: Millions of Brits set for lower bills as price cap drops by seven per cent
Millions of Brits are set to pay lower bills from July after Ofgem announced it would lower its price cap by seven per cent in response to falling wholesale prices.
Coventry Building Society and Co-op Bank £780m tie-up confirmed
The combined group will be led by David Thorburn as Chairman and Steve Hughes as Chief Executive Officer.
Wood Group rejects latest takeover bid from Dubai-based suitor Sidara
Energy services firm Wood Group has rejected a third bid from Dubai-based suitor Sidara today on the grounds it “significantly “undervalues the firm.
House of Representatives pass clarity-seeking FIT21 bill with bipartisan support
On Wednesday, the US House of Representatives voted on the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (FIT21) bill. The bill passed 279 to 136, with support from both Republicans and
HMRC tax dispute with EY over Tory donor’s affairs on hold for settlement talks
HMRC's tax dispute with accounting firm EY and Jamie Ritblat, a British property investor and Tory donor, has been placed on hold as settlement talks take place, City A.M. has learned.
What does cooling inflation mean for house prices and mortgage rates?
Inflation cooled to the lowest level in nearly three years in April, but what exactly does it mean for Britain’s housing market?
British ISA plans thrown into doubt by Sunak’s election call
A number of the government’s flagship City reform efforts including the roll-out of the British ISA and so-called Pisces private market have been thrown into doubt by Rishi Sunak’s gamble to hold