Baker Tilly’s legal services drive growth in 2024
Consultancy giant Baker Tilly International revenue increased by nine per cent globally, as its legal service arm was the largest contributor to the growth
AIM and Aquis under threat without ‘urgent action’ from Reeves
The government must take “urgent action” to revive London’s junior stock markets AIM and Aquis or risk more firms flooding overseas this year, a top City group has warned. In a new report today,
Will the public miss WH Smith if it disappears from the UK high street?
YouGov’s chief executive Steve Hatch takes a closer look at the data behind the biggest stories in business. Here, he looks at the future of WH Smith. News broke last week that WH Smith was looking
Retail crime ‘spiralling out of control’ despite £1.8bn spent on protection
Retail crime is “spiralling out of control”, hitting a new high last year despite billions spent on protection. Losses from customer theft reached a record £2.2bn, while retail violence and abuse
Mark Kleinman: Are Barclays pay rows a mere historical relic?
Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking in his weekly City AM column. This week, he tackles pay rows at Barclays, how WH Smith is clinging on and a flo
Meta pays Trump $25m to settle Facebook lawsuit
Meta has agreed to pay $25m (£20m) to settle a lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump back in 2021 over his banned accounts. The president had sued Facebook and Instagram’s parent company, as well
Elon Musk says 2025 will be a ‘pivotal year for Tesla’ despite sales slowdown
On Wednesday, electric vehicle (EV) giant Tesla reported a significant decline in profit for 2024, with its net income dropping over 70 per cent to $2.3bn (£1.83bn). The firm reported a profit of $2.
Pembroke VCT boss Andrew Wolfson: ‘New founders aren’t blaming Brexit’
Pembroke VCT boss Andrew Wolfson has backed brands like TALA and Pasta Evangelists. He tells us the wisdom he's picked up along his career.
Pinewood Studios: Home of James Bond reveals expansion plans
The group behind Pinewood Studios has revealed plans to build more film stages at the iconic home of the James Bond franchise. Pinewood Group has launched a public consultation into its proposals to e
‘The Slab’ redevelopment begins construction on London’s South Bank
A mixed use construction scheme on London’s South Bank has been given the green light after developers won a court battle against a campaign group last December. Mitsubishi Estate was granted planni