Treasury Committee chief: I had my JP Morgan bonus cut for taking maternity leave November 5, 2023 Harriett Baldwin, who chairs the Treasury Committee, told the Observer that she experienced a “glass ceiling” while working at the investment bank.
TfL warns tube stations could shut at short notice on New Year’s Eve December 31, 2023 An influx of passengers may close Tube stations later this week, disrupting London's annual New Year's Eve firework display.
Why buy-now pay-later firms are still waiting for regulation three years on May 27, 2024 As officials from the Treasury and Financial Conduct Authority sat down with a buy-now pay-later (BNPL) boss to chat through their impending regulatory clampdown last year, frustration boiled over.
Fission for funds: Shapps confident Sizewell C nuclear project will find investors July 18, 2023 Britain's nuclear ambitions will find support in the private sector, hopes Grant Shapps, as he today launched the UK's new industry vehicle.
Morrisons loyalty scheme helps hike sales to £3.7bn June 22, 2023 Morrisons has recorded a 0.9 per cent decline in group revenues, blaming a slowdown in sales across its petrol stations. During the quarter, its total sales excluding its fuel offering rose by 3.1 per cent to £3.7bn, and sales across its wholesale channel were also up 20 per cent. The former ‘Big Four’ grocery, which [...]
Payally boss: Big Tech crackdown will kill London startups September 13, 2023 The UK needs to “loosen its grip” on Big Tech and steer away from copying the EU’s tough approach to the sector, the founder payments firm Payally has warned. “We need to be attracting big tech to London, not discouraging it,” Rafal Andzejevski told City A.M. “For right or for wrong, we left the EU, [...]
Utility from day one is the key to long-term value and Web3 success December 14, 2022 Veloce CEO Rupert Svendsen-Cook explains how to ensure a Web3 project has longevity and success by acknowledging utility is king.
Construction giant Galliford snags £3.4bn in new contracts since start of the year July 14, 2022 British construction giant Galliford Try has snagged £3.4bn worth of new contracts since the beginning of the year, as it steams ahead with building despite economic hurdles. Bosses at the London-listed company said it expect full year pre-exceptional profit before tax to be at the upper end of current analyst forecasts, of between £16.4m and [...]
Travel sector calls on Chancellor to ensure industry’s recovery in next week’s Budget November 11, 2022 The travel sector has called on Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to ensure the industry can “recover and thrive” as the UK gets ready for next week’s Autumn Statement. “Getting the right tax and policy framework would see travel businesses continue to build on a decent summer, paving the way for strong recovery, which would support jobs, [...]
Gambling white paper: Betting firms forced to ‘step up’ checks in biggest industry overhaul since 2005 April 27, 2023 Gambling companies will be subject to tighter regulations including a statutory levy and stricter checks on losses, the government announced today in its long-awaited gambling white paper. The secretary of state for culture, media and sport Lucy Frazer announced on Thursday that the industry would be subject to “six key areas” of reform. Operators will [...]