Metals tycoon Sanjeev Gupta has held talks with JPMorgan to launch the first high-yield bond backed by part of his sprawling industrial empire, after plans...
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14th Nov 2019 | Updated at 04:23pm 14th Nov 2019
HSBC and RBS set to launch new digital banking platforms
British banking giants HSBC and RBS are coming up with new digital banking platforms, as the competition for digitally savvy customers steps up in the face of a wave of online startups
Chinese firm poised to buy British Steel for £70m
British Steel is set to announce a rescue deal with China’s Jingye Group, potentially safeguarding up to 4,000 jobs in the UK
India has initiated talks with the U.K. and the European Union to determine out the quantum of sugar exports at concessional rates in a post-Brexit UK, reports suggest. Currently, the EU permits India to export 10,000 tonnes of sugar at concessional...
As many as 100 companies have relocated to the Netherlands, away from Britain, or set up offices there to be within the European Union due to the United Kingdom’s planned departure from the bloc on 31 October, according to a Dutch government...
The prospect of a Brexit-induced recession is looming larger after a poll signalled that sales dropped sharply in August, dealing a blow to hopes that...
York-based TSP Projects, a subsidiary of British Steel, has been sold to the French company Systra Ltd preserving 400 jobs
In yet another setback to UK’s stumbling steel industry, Tata Steel has announced the shutdown of its factory in south Wales with a potential risk of 400...
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has played down prospects of striking a trade agreement with US President Donald Trump within 12 months
An Uber advertising campaign in London has claimed that its car-pooling service reduces traffic
Sweltering temperatures on the tube's Northern line will soon help keep homes in Islington, north London cosy through the colder months, under a scheme to harness the heat from the underground
With recent analysis suggesting Londoners are on track to receive almost three times more transport spending per person than northerners, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been urged to keep his promises to the north of England
