Water bills set to rise by a fifth as government calls for ‘complete reset’ of sector
Water bills are set to rise by at least 21 per cent as the government slams a "failure of regulation and governance" within the sector.
Boohoo’s money troubles increase as bidder for London office walks away
Boohoo has suffered another financial setback after an Israeli bidder pulled out of talks to buy its London office. The company was set to sell its Soho office for £60m to cover a looming debt repaym
Power returned to all homes after Storm Darragh
As of Thursday, more than 2,000 homes in South Wales and the South West region were still without power.
Porsche holding company warns of £17bn writedown in Volkswagen stake
Volkswagen is suffering from high costs, fierce Asian competition and a prolonged bitter conflict with unions over plant closures.
Trump hosts Apple chief at Mar-a-Lago as big tech leaders reach out
Trump has said he has spoken with Apple chief Tim Cook about the company’s long-running tax battles with the European Union.
Spy-accused Chinese businessman ‘was invited to Buckingham Palace by duke’
The businessman accused of being a Chinese spy was invited to Buckingham Palace by the Duke of York, it has been reported. The man – who was banned from Britain by the Government on national securit
UK becomes first European nation to join CPTPP trade bloc
Britain will become a member of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) on Sunday.
1 Undershaft: City approves Square Mile’s tallest tower
The City of London has approved the planning application of 1 Undershaft, which upon completion, will be the tallest tower in the City while matching the Shard
Steven Bartlett faces questions over hit Diary of a CEO podcast
Dragons’ Den star Steven Bartlett is facing questions over his hit Diary of a CEO podcast after a investigation by BBC News raised concerns over health claims made by several guests. The entrepreneu
Crowdcube: Turnover falls by half as losses continue
Turnover at funding platform Crowdcube fell by half during its latest financial year as it continued to lose money, it has been revealed. The London-headquartered business has reported a turnover of �