Lawyers warn ’employment claims have become a costly burden for businesses’
Lawyers urge businesses to stay ahead of law changes after a report revealed employers are devoting more than a month to deal with employment claims
Shein set to slash target valuation for London Stock Exchange float
Fast fashion giant Shein is poised to slash the target valuation for its planned float in London as it grapples with new trade barriers in the US and growing political concerns in the UK, according to
Week in Business: Growth hammer blow means Reeves must change course
If the Chancellor was still on a high from last week’s big growth-focused speech, the Bank of England has just pulled her back down to earth and, for good measure, poured a bucket of cold water over
Number of misleading financial ads removed by regulator doubled in 2024
The FCA has said it has stepped up its actions after witnessing a "growing number of misleading and illegal financial promotions" adverts
UK IPOs set to ‘spring back to life’ in 2025
The UK IPO market is set to “spring back to life” in 2025, according to City brokers Peel Hunt. “A number of issuers are currently monitoring windows in the second quarter, which we expect to be
M&S revamps leadership team in next chapter of transformation
Marks and Spencer has announced significant changes to its non-food leadership team as it enters the next phase of its turnaround project. Clothing and home director, Richard Price, will be replaced b
Lloyds places thousands of jobs under review in tech overhaul
Lloyds Banking Group has placed thousands of jobs in its IT division under review as the lender races to beef up its engineering teams and modernise its digital banking offer, City AM can reveal. The
New golf deal sees DeChambeau and Rahm on free-to-air in the UK
The likes of Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm will be part of golf’s return to free-to-air broadcasting in the UK this weekend. It comes as the Saudi Arabia-backed LIV Golf League confirmed the 2025 s
The Last Leg maker looks to streamers amid declining linear TV industry
The production company which makes The Last Leg is looking to partner with streaming giants amid the declining linear TV industry. Open Mike Productions, which was co-founded by comedian Jack Dee and
The Spectator: RedbirdIMI sale forces magazine into the red for the first time since 2012
The Spectator crashed into the red for the first time in more than a decade after its initial sale to RedbirdIMI, it has been revealed. The magazine has posted a pre-tax loss of £6.8m for 2023, accor