LoopUp shares fall 35 per cent as return to the office scuppers stay at home stocks February 15, 2022 Lockdown darling LoopUp proved the return to the office was in full swing yesterday, after reporting a lacklustre trading update which sent shares plummeting by more than 35 per cent. Despite reporting a 60 per cent drop in revenue from 2020 levels, the conferencing software firm sought to reassure investors, saying the drop was “in [...]
Oil sorted? Prices show partial signs of recovery amid reports of mild Omicron variant December 6, 2021 Oil partially recovered on Monday, climbing towards $72 a barrel with reports of Omicron being milder than first feared.
As meat free January rises we ask if plant-based can usurp meat January 8, 2024 As the meat free movement gains momentum this veganuary, we revisit our 2018 deep-dive into the rise and rise of plant based burgers and ask if meat as we know it will one day be a thing of the past. In the mockumentary Carnage, Simon Amstel imagines a future in which eating meat is as [...]
All Bar One owner reveals sales slump as Omicron keeps drinkers away January 13, 2022 All Bar One owner has revealed a slump in sales in the final eight weeks of 2021.
Free market think tanks back solar projects as Government considers clampdown November 21, 2022 Two of the UK's leading free market think tanks have raised concerns over the potential tightening of solar power planning rules.
Six Nations: Wales can be unleashed by bruising back row and Owens may not be World Cup captain, says Warburton February 3, 2023 Wales are in a tricky patch ahead of the 2023 Six Nations. They’ve got a new coach in Warren Gatland who is also their ex-coach, a third captain in the space of 18 months, and some exciting youngsters to test out ahead of the World Cup. They won the tournament in 2021 but finished fifth [...]
Private equity snaps up Canary Wharf office block in cut-price deal December 12, 2021 Private equity firm Brookfield has inked a deal to buy a Canary Wharf office block for a slashed price while a fresh work from home order will see offices empty next week. According to reports in The Sunday Times, the private equity firm has agreed a deal to buy the headquarters of investment firm State [...]
Londoners rely on e-bikes and scooters as strikes bring capital to standstill June 22, 2022 The number of Londoners using cycle and e-scooter hire schemes as well as ride-hailing apps surged on Tuesday after the combination of tube and railway strikes brought the capital to a standstill. According to Transport for London (TfL) figures, bike hires more than doubled yesterday, going from an average of 27,000 to 67,000 in what [...]
If offices still look like they’re out of an 80s sitcom, we will see more exits like HSBC June 29, 2023 The death of the office proclaimed post-pandemic is far from real; what's true is that London still lacks good quality office spaces. HSBC's change of location is proof of that, writes Gareth Lewis
Reinventing the wheel (or the sail) can actually change an industry August 25, 2023 The Pyxis Ocean, power by WindWings, is a modern take on a sail but done in a way which could dramatically change our emissions.