Buzzbike completes funding round after e-bike subscription demand soars sevenfold
Buzzbike has announced the completion of its latest funding round after it saw a sevenfold rise in demand for its e-bike subscription service.
Ithaca Energy to buy Eni’s UK assets for about £754m
North Sea oil and gas producer Ithaca Energy said on Tuesday it would buy Eni's UK upstream oil and gas assets for about £754m in an all-stock deal.
Luxury retailer Kering warns of profit slump as Gucci burdens continue
Kering braces for a profit slump in the first half of the year as the luxury goods giant struggles to win back Gucci sales.
Spotify rises after smashing records just months after layoffs
Spotify shares jumped over 12 per cent on Tuesday after it broke a profit record in its first quarter, surpassing one billion euros (£860m) for the first time.
Redmayne Bentley to acquire clients from Everton FC broker Blankstone Sington as special administration continues
The private client business of wealth management company Blankstone Sington, which has been in special administration since October 2023, is to be acquired by Redmayne Bentley.
After its latest deal, could JD Sports be the next FTSE 100 company to move to the US?
A decision by JD Sports to pick up an American listed retailer will increase North America’s share of group sales from approximately 32 per cent to approximately 40 per cent.
London connectivity blackouts cost businesses nearly £6bn
London businesses have lost almost £6bn over the past year due to connectivity outages, new data has revealed.
Axiom Ince: Former boss of disgraced law firm faces bankruptcy petition
The former boss of disgraced law firm Axiom Ince, where over £60m of client money went missing, now faces a bankruptcy petition
Alfa Romeo Formula One team supplier AB Dynamics hikes profit guidance as boss says more acquisitions to come
Formula one testing firm AB Dynamics has hiked its profit guidance for the year ahead amid strong demand across all its regions.
Natwest shareholders approve proposal to buy back 15 per cent of shares from government
Natwest shareholders have approved the bank's proposal to buy more of its stock from the government to accelerate its privatisation, potentially leaving the Treasury with fewer shares to offer retail