UK midcaps recovered from early losses to edge higher expecting that a no-deal Brexit will be avoided even though uncertainties persisted as lawmakers forced Prime Minister Boris Johnson to seek another extension from the European Union
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24th Oct 2026 | Updated at 07:03pm 24th Oct 2026
YOUR FIRST HOME
For many aspiring homeowners, the biggest obstacle to buying a property is not necessarily earning enough to cover the monthly mortgage payments. It is finding the money for a deposit in the first place.
From ‘nonsense idea’ to £42m: Mother-son duo build women’s health brand
A women’s health and nutrition business whose founders were once laughed out of investor meetings has grown into a £42 million company, with ambitions to more than double sales within two years.
Bosses at PricewaterhouseCoopers will be grilled by MPs for a possible conflict of interest after it emerged that the accountancy firm advised Thomas Cook...
A business house is committed to donating 100% of its profits to charity. Natco Foods, a favoured award-winning brand for allSouth Asian food products, has till date donated over £5m as opposed to issuing dividends to its shareholders.
Finance minister Sajid Javid announced to deliver Britain’s first post-Brexit budget statement on Nov. 6, less than a week after the country’s deadline...
Natco Foods is a leading supplier of South Asian cooking ingredients since the 1960s. It sources, processes and distributes foodstuffs to consumers in the UK
Indian origin brothers from Blackburn whose parents came to Britain "with nothing" stand to gain a £5 billion fortune by floating their petrol station...
Chinese investor, Ant Financial is in talks to finalise a fresh $600-million funding with online food delivery and restaurant discovery app Zomato
Entitled as Britain’s “saviour of steel,” Sanjeev Gupta was celebrating in Romania for the acquisition of seven steelworks in mainland Europe by his Liberty...
It has been claimed Thomas Cook forked out over £20 million to City accountants and advisers in its final days
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) data confirmed the economy contracted at a quarterly rate of 0.2% in the second quarter, a hangover from a stockpiling boom before the original Brexit deadline that was postponed until Oct. 31
