Cazoo braces for collapse into administration as rescue deadline expires
Cazoo is expected to collapse into administration later today after a deadline to find a rescue deal expired.
Payments regulator slams Visa and Mastercard for merchant fee hikes but forgoes price caps
The UK payments regulator has found "little evidence" that fee hikes by Visa and Mastercard on retailers have majorly improved the quality of service, adding that the card giants do not face effective
Donald Trump’s Truth Social craters to $300m loss amid market manipulation claims
Trump Media and Technology Group's primary asset Truth Social generated just $770,500 in sales over the quarter.
Watkin Jones returns to profit after successful business restructure
Property developer Watkin Jones returned to profit in the first half of the year after a successful business restructuring following a year of losses.
Shoe Zone shares slump as store revenue continues to decline
Shares in affordable footwear company Shoe Zone slumped by over nine per cent in early trade as the business fails to shake the hangover from its profit warning two months ago.
Double-digit growth for Begbies Traynor as business recovery booms
Professional services restructuring specialist Begbies Traynor reported that revenue will increase by double-digits as the tough economy creates work for the firm
Pig farms, poultry and houmous: Cranswick profit rises after meaty investments pay off
Cranswick profit rose nearly a quarter to £176.6m as a string of investment in houmous, poultry and pig farming facilities paid off.
Lunaz: Creditors to lose almost £20m after collapse of David Beckham-backed electric vehicle company
Creditors in Lunaz, the electric vehicle company backed by David Beckham, are set to lose out on almost £20m after the business entered administration.
Scarlett Johansson ‘shocked’ over OpenAi’s ‘eerily similar’ ChatGPT voice
On Sunday, OpenAI announced it was pausing the voice to address "questions about how we chose the voices in ChatGPT."
You may not like its style. But Ryanair’s OTA shmooze is paying off… for both sides
Ryanair spent months berating online travel agents until they banded together to give the carrier a kicking in January.