Cyber security company Darktrace will on Monday fire the starting gun on a £3bn London flotation – crystallising a stake worth tens of millions of… Read More »Darktrace float to crystallise £20m stake for chief Gustafsson
The government should explore plans to turn the Post Office into a profit-sharing business, allowing postmasters to participate in the future financial success of Britain’s… Read More »Post Office chief delivers plan to share profits with postmasters
The UK’s most influential commercial property organisation is wading into a battle over the future of the Japanese-owned car park operator NCP. Sky News understands… Read More »Landlords park tanks on NCP’s lawn as restructuring battle looms
One of Britain’s wealthiest businessmen is assembling a £300m takeover bid for Homebase, the DIY chain revived from the brink of collapse just three years… Read More »One of UK’s wealthiest businessmen plans £300m bid for DIY chain Homebase
Amazon workers have voted not to unionise at one of the company’s warehouses in Alabama in a major victory for the company. The majority of… Read More »Amazon wins vote preventing Alabama warehouse workers from unionising
The owner of the vast Stanlow oil refinery in north-west England is in urgent talks about its future amid concern that it could be nearing… Read More »Fears for future of Stanlow oil refinery amid urgent financing talks
Rishi Sunak “pushed” officials to find alternative ways to help a financial services firm David Cameron was lobbying for, text messages released by the chancellor… Read More »Sunak confirms he ‘pushed’ to help ex-PM Cameron with Greensill COVID loan request
The owner of the Belfry is teeing off a sale of its historic golf courses and resort nearly four years after a previous attempt to… Read More »Belfry owner KSL tees off talks about £150m sale
The Co-op Group will risk igniting a reputational row on Thursday when it announces that it will not repay all of the government funding it… Read More »Co-op Group risks row by retaining part of state COVID funds
Tax competition is a relatively young phenomenon. Its rise can be dated to the 1990s when, as restrictions on the movement of capital around the… Read More »Why Ireland will be among those most wary of America’s push for global corporation tax rate