Burberry share price slumps as ‘quiet luxury’ trend takes hold of shoppers
Shares in Burberry slumped over three per cent on Wednesday in the latest display of investors waning confidence in the luxury fashion industry.
Court delays return as emergency measures are deployed to stem prison overcrowding
The legal sector was thrown into a state of chaos and confusion this morning after the government deployed emergency measures to delay court cases in response to prison and police cell overcrowding.
How London won round Raspberry Pi
When RaspberryPi chief Eben Upton boarded a plane to the US late last year, he was 70/30 set on floating his feted computer maker in New York. Now he's floating on the London Stock Exchange. Why?
Investing in the UK is back… to being the third least preferred option
The UK has slowly climbed up the preference for investing in Bank of America's monthly global fund manager survey.
London-listed Georgian banks’ shares tank after country approves divisive ‘foreign agent’ law
Both Georgia-focused banks listed in London saw their share prices crater on Wednesday after the country's parliament approved a divisive new "foreign agent" law, derailing what had been a strong perf
Tui: Record revenue boosts travel giant before it takes flight from London
Tui has reported record revenue in its half-year results, not long before it take flight from London markets for Germany.
Universal record label settles UK dispute with King Crimson over Kanye West ‘Power’ sample
The Universal Music Group has settled a UK lawsuit with a representative for English rock band King Crimson over royalties for Kanye West's 'Power' song
More than half of Invesco funds performance flagged as an ‘area of concern’
Asset managers are required to publish an Assessment of Value report annually by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Former Dragons’ Den star Theo Paphitis targets first Boux Avenue profits
Former Dragons' Den star Theo Paphitis is targeting a first ever profit for his lingerie stores chain Boux Avenue despite its losses widening.
Spending watchdog says HMRC in ‘declining spiral’ and needs to rethink ‘unprecedented’ job cuts
Taxpayers spent the equivalent of 800 years on hold when trying to phone HM Revenue and Customs' customer service in 2022-23, according to a scathing report by the UK spending watchdog that found the