Quilter share price rises amid cash inflow spike
Quilter saw a sharp increase in the amount of cash flowing into its coffers over the last year, as the wealth manager reported its assets under management shot up to £119.4bn. In a trading update, th
Wetherspoons boss Tim Martin calls on Keir Starmer to reduce pub taxes
Wetherspoons chairman Tim Martin has once again called on the government and Keir Starmer to reduce the tax gap between supermarkets and pubs in his company’s latest trading update. Martin said foll
British wine industry calls on Eurostar to bring back Kent services
Britain’s wine industry has called for Eurostar to restart services from two Kent stations to boost the South East of England’s vineyards. The high-speed operator suspended operations from Ashford
Covid BI: Final stage for lawsuits that put insurance lawyers into the spotlight
Following covid pandemic, an influx of business interruption cases put insurance lawyers into the spotlight. Now these cases are facing the stage of the law.
Trump should read Javier Milei’s 2024 Davos speech
This year, perhaps more than ever, the global gathering at Davos offers something of a safe space for those still reeling from the 47th President’s inauguration, his speech and subsequent flurry of
More good news for pubs as December splurge delivers crucial growth
A rush of pubgoers in the last two weeks of December brought much-needed growth across the industry in a “big relief” for businesses. Pub sales were up 4.7 per cent ahead of December 2023, while b
HMRC ‘degrading’ services and ‘eroding’ confidence, MPs warn
The UK’s tax authority is “degrading its own services as a matter of policy” and damaging the public’s confidence, a report by MPs into HMRC has warned. Growing concerns have been raised about
Frasers Group set to accuse Boohoo of undisclosed payments to founder’s son
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group is set to open a new front in its war of words with Boohoo this evening, accusing the fast fashion firm of allegedly paying its founder’s son £2m-a-year but failing to
Howden and founder hit with fresh lawsuit by insurer PIB Group
Insurance intermediary group, PIP, along with its subsidiary Acquinex has launched legal proceedings to the High Court against rival Howden and several individuals
London terrace conversion brings colour and fun to Victorian flat
The Hot Property team love nothing more than a London conversion that takes the awkward spaces of a period flat and turns them into something modern and fun. This conversion of a first floor Victorian