Half-life crisis: Can Sizewell C revive the UK’s nuclear ambitions? June 20, 2022 The hovercraft, radar, Sutton Hoo treasure…Ed Sheeran - Suffolk has a colourful track record of innovation and discovery.
Tool hire services Speedy sheds half of debt ahead of B&Q trial May 25, 2021 Equipment and tool hire services Speedy reported strong net debt levels this morning, as the company revealed it shed £46.1m in debt over the pandemic and saw its dividends double. Despite revenue falling 10.6 per cent to £363.6m, in the year ended 31 March 2021, Speedy enjoyed a sturdy start to 2021’s financial year with [...]
Euromoney Institutional Investor restores dividends as revenue dips May 20, 2021 B2B information provider Euromoney Institutional Investor saw subscriptions grow this year but took a hit to both its revenue and profits as social distancing foiled events. Revenue fell by 17 per cent to £155.5m from £186.3m last year, due to social distancing measures fumbling physical event plans, in the six months to 31 March. “The [...]
Wizz Air’s boss under fire following comments on staff reporting fatigue June 9, 2022 Wizz Air’s boss Jozsef Varadi has come under fire after he made comments against pilots reporting symptoms of fatigue. In an internal video leaked yesterday, the chief executive was heard telling staff to “go the extra mile.” “We cannot run this business when every fifth person of a base reports sickness because that person is [...]
Wellness Wonders: Meet the founders of probiotic supplements brand Heights May 26, 2024 Mental health advocate Dan Murray-Serter and serial entrepreneur Joel Freeman, are the co-founders of the science-backed supplement brand Heights.
British Airways owner IAG tops up survival bond issue to €1.2bn on increased demand March 18, 2021 British Airways owner IAG increases survival bond sale to €1.2bn on increased demand
Exclusive: HMRC plotting crackdown on holiday let tax avoiders after record staycation season October 7, 2021 Owners of UK holiday lets face fresh investigations by HMRC after Britain’s record staycation boom of the last two years, accountants at UHY Hacker Young told City A.M. this morning. HMRC has the power to request information or documents from third parties such as holiday booking sites “for the purpose of checking the taxpayer’s tax [...]
Exports slump in July as UK explores non-EU markets September 10, 2021 Total exports fell one per cent in July, down £300m, driven by a £900m drop in goods and services delivered to the EU. Falling EU exports were in part offset by a healthy increase of £700m in export value to non-EU markets, up by five per cent compared to the previous month. Overall, however, the [...]
Are you ready for multidimensional metaverses? September 22, 2022 Dr Chris Kacher explains how recession and on-risk assets are heading towards multidimensional metaverses.
Can carbon capture boost supply security and the UK’s green agenda? October 21, 2022 Carbon capture and storage could provide the UK genuine assistance as it shifts itself from gas to renewables, argues the North Sea sector.