The UK’s biggest water company has been fined £18.2m for “unjustified” dividends which the regulator said broke shareholder payment rules. Thames Water has been hit… Read More »UK’s biggest water company fined £18m for breaking shareholder payment rules
In recent years, more individuals and businesses have opted for LED bulbs as their preferred lighting solution, a trend that shows no signs of slowing… Read More »The LED Light Bulb Revolution: Why More People are Switching
The US central bank has announced an interest rate cut, just hours before the Bank of England is tipped to refrain from following suit. The… Read More »US rate cut will not be matched by Bank of England
Drinks company Thatchers has launched a bid to overturn a High Court ruling that denied its claims Aldi “copycatted” its cider. The Somerset-based cider maker sued… Read More »Thatchers takes battle with Aldi over cider trademark to Court of Appeal
The final closing statements are being made to the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry and lawyers for key figures have submitted their last arguments. Former… Read More »Three key final defence witness statements to Post Office inquiry
UK-based partners at Grant Thornton, the accountancy firm, have voted to back the sale of a majority stake to Cinven, the private equity firm. Sky… Read More »Grant Thornton partners back stake sale to buyout firm Cinven
It can be hard to find the right personal loan, especially if your credit score isn’t great. It’s not impossible, though, to get money and… Read More »Unlocking Your Loan Potential: Strategies for Securing Personal Loans with a Lower Credit Score
NatWest Group is to hand its chief executive a potential multimillion pound pay boost as it returns to full private ownership after nearly 17 years… Read More »NatWest to hike chief’s pay as bank returns to full private ownership
The prime minister and chancellor were in lockstep as they reacted to Friday morning’s GDP figures. “Disappointing”, the PM’s spokesperson said, echoing Rachel Reeves’s words… Read More »Labour’s promise to turbocharge economic growth has already hit trouble
The Daily Telegraph’s publisher is to hand hundreds of staff a £500 bonus this month as uncertainty over its ownership looks set to stretch into… Read More »Telegraph hands out bonuses as ownership uncertainty drags on