Hunt must ‘roll out the red carpet’ for firms looking to IPO, City group warns February 19, 2024 The government needs to “roll out the red carpet” for companies mulling an IPO to solve the listings drought, a top City body has warned.
Exodus: Eight troubling omens for the London Stock Exchange March 4, 2024 The pace of delistings and take-privates looks set to continue this year.
Transport Strikes Hit London & The Hospitality Yet Again April 24, 2024 London’s hospitality sector, already reeling from a series of walkouts by ASLEF and TSSA members in April, faces further challenges with a new wave of proposed strikes in May. ASLEF train drivers across the UK have announced a rolling programme of strikes planned from 7th May to 9th May together with drivers not working overtime [...]
Turning dreams into deliveries: Unboxing Not on the High Street’s impact March 15, 2024 Not your average high street; uncovering how the artisanal marketplace NOTHS has helped elevate small businesses.
Plus500 plotting deals spree as it readies £138m payout to shareholders February 20, 2024 Retail trading platform Plus500 topped market expectations and announced plans to put $175m back in shareholders pockets today despite a squeeze on revenues and profits over the past year.
The 6 best terraces in London to catch the rays this weekend August 16, 2024 With the sun finally exposing itself to us mere mortals, it’s the weekend to explore London’s outdoor drinking and dining spots. Here are some of the very best outdoor terraces in London to spend a lazy afternoon, whether you’re eating, drinking or just chewing the fat with old friends. Century Club Shaftesbury Avenue’s Century Club [...]
Gresham Technologies wins ‘strategic’ data contract ahead of US expansion February 13, 2024 Software company Gresham Technologies has secured a contract worth $1.5m (£1.2m) for its Clareti Control platform, designed to help financial institutions control their data.
Former In The Style owner to be kicked off AIM and wound up March 28, 2024 The former owner of fashion label In The Style is to be wound up after failing to secure a takeover deal.
Meet the founder sewing together a new kind of circular fashion ecosystem May 27, 2024 Layla Sargent, the founder of online service repair platform The Seam, shares how she's made way for a new kind of circular fashion ecosystem.
Made scraps hunt for a buyer as sofa seller nears collapse October 27, 2022 Ailing Made.com has said it has cut short its hunt for a buyer, as the homeware firm teeters on the brink of collapse. In an update to the London Stock Exchange on Thursday morning, the furniture retailer said there was “no reasonable prospect” of an offer. Shoppers have been pulling back from spending on big [...]