Train strikes to restart sparking anger from City bodies and hospitality groups
Britain's railways are bracing for yet another round of industrial action as train drivers stage walkouts throughout next week.
Are UK markets ready to bounce back? UBS says yes
The UK market has been unloved for some time, but this might be about to change, as UBS has radically shifted its ratings for UK equities.
Week ahead: JD Wetherspoons, BP, IAG and more train strikes
The week ahead will also reveal Halifax's house price index, PMI construction figures and an interest rate decision from the Bank of England.
Channel Tunnel operator ratchets up plans for Eurostar rival as competition heats up
A challenger to Eurostar's monopoly is looking increasingly likely and Eurotunnel has said it is ratcheting up preparations.
Built, test, repeat: Meet the scientist-turned-entrepreneur by accident
Build, test, repeat – rejection – build, test, repeat. Sound familiar?
Easyjet, Ryanair and Wizz Air urge Brussels to ignore airline lobbying against contrail crackdown
Europe's budget airlines have put aside their rivalry to attack lobbying by their long-haul counterparts to limit the scope of new EU climate regulations.
Can chip designer Arm impress following a sales slowdown?
Shares in Cambridge-based chip designer Arm have soared 60 per cent over the past year after an investor pile-in.
Natwest bonus scheme planned for Tell Sid shareholders
Natwest shareholders will be awarded bonus shares if they hold onto its stock for more than a year, plans for the sale of the government's stake in the bank have indicated.
John Swinney ‘deeply honoured’ to be new SNP leader
Former Scottish deputy first minister John Swinney said he was “deeply honoured” to have become the new leader of the SNP.
LGIM boss calls for fewer ‘unscrupulous’ buy-to-let landlords in Britain
An LGIM boss has lambasted what he describes as "unscrupulous" buy-to-let landlords, accusing many of providing poor housing for tenants.