Time Out to open in Budapest, Abu Dhabi and Vancouver in 2025 – but still no London market
To add to its existing seven food and drink markets, Time Out also has plans to open eight other sites in the next three years.
Saga cruises back to growth as over 50s return to the high seas
Saga's ocean cruising business roared back to life with underlying profit before tax hitting £35.5m, compared to an underlying loss after tax of £0.7m in the previous year.
Urban Logistics REIT boosts rental income after failed Abrdn trust bid
Real estate investment trust Urban Logistics has seen rents jump significantly across its properties, as the warehouse owner recovers from its failed M&A bid earlier this year.
Just Eat: Brits continue to scoff takeaways but other nations lose their appetite
Only Brits ordered more takeaway from Just Eat in the first three months of 2024, compared to the same period last year.
De La Rue: Struggling British banknote maker reassures market it’s on track to hit profit target
Last year, the company informed markets that demand for banknotes had slumped to the lowest level in 20 years.
Entain: Ladbrokes owner’s revenues hit by gambling regulations
Entain said that as the UK regulatory landscape levels out, it will "position our brands well for growth into 2025".
Asos ahead of schedule turning ‘stock into cash’ as revenue drops 18 per cent
Online retailer Asos said it was ahead of plan with its stock reduction process, as it ploughs ahead with its turnaround plan.
Liontrust continues to struggle with investor outflows despite positive fund returns
Investors continued to pull money from Liontrust’s funds in the first quarter of 2024. In a trading update issued this morning, the asset manager said it had recorded £1.2bn in outflows during the
AIM: Another firm bails out of listed status due to £250,000 admin costs
Scirocco, an AIM-listed operation, will delist due to high admin costs and what it describes as limited flexibility on the public markets
OKX launches its Base rival “X Layer”
Last cycle, all eyes were on the centralised exchange Binance. Law enforcement agencies had yet to launch any attacks and its founder, Changpeng Zhao, was also still at the helm. But, even after its b