Trainline on track for European expansion as state-backed rival nears
The boss of Trainline has outlined his European expansion plans as the online ticket giant faces government-backed competition at home.
CMA chair pledges to speed up decision-making after government backlash
The new chair of the competition watchdog has pledged to speed up its decision making and bring in outside expertise as part of plans to reshape the agency following months of criticism. Doug Gurr, a
Smiths Group: Shares fall as engineering giant hit by cyber attack
Global engineering firm Smiths Group has reported a cyber security incident involving unauthorised access to its systems. Upon detecting the breach, the firm promptly isolated the affected systems and
FCA chief: City firms should get ready for a ‘different relationship’ with us
City firms should expect a “different relationship” with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and fewer “detailed rules”, as the watchdog rows in behind the government’s drive for growth, i
Harland & Wolff: Over 1,000 jobs saved at Titanic builder after £70m rescue deal completes
A deal to save troubled shipbuilder Harland & Wolff, which crashed into administration owing more than £160m last year, has been completed. The acquisition, first announced in December 2024, will s
RBG: Listed legal firm ‘temporarily suspended’ from trading
Shareholders were informed on Tuesday morning that troubled listed legal group RBG Holding requested 'temporarily' suspension pending clarification of its financial position.
Foxtons: Share price soars after London estate agent outperforms market
London estate agents Foxtons has reported double digit growth driven by market share gains in both sales and lettings. Revenue in the year ended December 2024 grew 11 per cent to £163m, from £147.1m
Amazon reveals which UK location will get Prime Air drone deliveries first
Amazon has revealed where in the UK it intends to start launching Prime Air drone deliveries. The US tech giant has chosen Darlington as the first site and will now set about lodging planning applicat
Mike Ashley calls on Reeves to hold HMRC ‘to account’ after court victory
Mike Ashley has called on the Chancellor Rachel Reeves to hold HMRC “to account” after the Sports Direct tycoon won a victory over the taxman in a data protection court battle. In a ruling today,