Britain's largest water company is facing a potential fine exceeding £40 million for distributing a shareholder dividend despite its underperformance, as per information obtained by Sky News.
Rachel Reeves and the government have missed a real opportunity to put our country on a growth trajectory in this Budget.
Rachel Reeves has pulled a staggering £66bn from the UK economy: £40bn in the October 2024 Budget, largely from businesses, and another £26bn in the November 2025 Budget, hitting workers, the wealthy and businesses to fund higher welfare spending...
Britain's largest water company is facing a potential fine exceeding £40 million for distributing a shareholder dividend despite its underperformance, as per information obtained by Sky News.
The London-listed Bloomsbury Publishing has announced its largest acquisition to date, purchasing the academic publishing business of American rival Rowman & Littlefield for £65 million.
The acquisition of Royal Mail by Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský has moved closer following the agreement on terms and conditions for a £3.57 billion offer by its owner.
Boohoo Group faced a significant backlash from investors, leading to the retraction of its multimillion-pound bonus payouts and the withdrawal of a vote on its incentive plan.
UK Finance, the banking trade body, has urged the incoming government to develop policies that foster growth and enhance financial inclusion.
The government has raised an additional £1.24 billion by selling another portion of its stake in NatWest back to the bank.
The International Monetary Fund has increased Britain’s growth forecast, attributing it to a faster-than-anticipated decrease in inflation, which is steering the economy towards a "soft landing".
Nottingham Building Society has launched a mortgage for foreign nationals who work in the UK and want to own a home.
Britain is set to cancel a significant sale of shares in NatWest Group (NWG.L), which was intended to be made available to the general public, according to three sources familiar with the matter.
Two senior dealmakers from Citigroup in the UK have left the bank to join rival firms in prominent positions, marking the latest departures from Citigroup.