Regulator launches three investigations into Microsoft and Amazon
The CMA is worried that big tech partnerships could give the likes of Microsoft and Amazon too much market power and harm competition.
Lift auto-enrolment pension contribution to 12 per cent for £10bn boost, report argues
Auto pension enrolment was one of the key policy wins of the coalition era and essentially made employees automatically pay into their pension pots.
Pretty Little Thing founders venture into the world of luxury interior design
Adam Kamani and Umar Kamani, the Manchester brothers who founded fast-fashion brand Pretty Little Thing are venturing into the world of luxury interior design.
London Underground to face more strikes this week as customer service managers walk out
The London Underground is set for disruption this Friday and Saturday after customer service managers announced further strike action.
Schroders chief Peter Harrison set to retire next year
The veteran chief of Schroders, Peter Harrison, is set to step down next year after eight years at the helm of the FTSE 100 funds group, the firm announced today.
National security is an ‘arms race’ says boss of chip designer Arm
The chief architect at Arm said although national infrastructure is improving, there is a "tremendous amount" that needs to be done.
Ryanair unveils UK growth plans but O’Leary trashes ‘Dad’s Army’ air traffic control
Ryanair's plans to expand will create 1,000 jobs in the UK by the end of the decade, the Irish budget airline said today.
Big Ben’s clock stopped this morning. Here’s why and when London’s most iconic watch will restart
A House of Commons spokesperson said: “We are aware that the clock dials on the Elizabeth Tower were temporarily displaying the incorrect time this morning."
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson: Former DUP leader released on bail over sex charges
Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has been released on continuing bail after he appeared in court to face a number of historical sex charges, including one count of rape.
Tortilla Mexican Grill to ‘double down’ on franchising as revenue leaps
Tortilla Mexican Grill said it will “double down” on franchising to help capitalise on growth opportunities in both the UK and internationally.