Britain’s biggest water company has been told it faces a fine of more than £40m over the payment of a shareholder dividend in spite of… Read More »Ofwat Hits Ailing Thames Water With £40m Fine Over Dividend Payment

Life comes at you fast if you are the person responsible for maintaining the shareholder register at NatWest. Until last week, it was hoped that… Read More »The UK Government Shrinks Its Ownership Of NatWest Again But Is Likely To Remain A Shareholder For Years

If you’re heading to Spain this summer and might get some of your holiday clothes from Zara, you might be better off waiting until you’re… Read More »Think Twice Before Buying Your Holiday Clothes From Zara

For anyone who cares about newspapers, the announcement that London’s Evening Standard is to close its daily print edition and replace it with a weekly… Read More »End Of An Era At The Standard Is Heartbreaking – But Print Still Packs A Punch

Rishi Sunak’s committee of business advisers refused to publicly back the government’s economic policy record on Tuesday amid an escalating row over Labour’s efforts to… Read More »Sunak Business Advisers Stay Neutral As Election Business Row Rages

Rishi Sunak will meet leading Conservative Party donors on Monday evening as he seeks to mobilise financial support for the surprisingly timed general election campaign… Read More »Sunak To Meet Tory Donors As Labour Unveils Business Backers

An Indian pharmaceutical group is closing in on a deal to snap up Nicotinell, the anti-smoking aid, from Haleon, its FTSE-100 parent company. Sky News… Read More »Indian Pharma Group Readies Swoop On Anti-Smoking Aid Nicotinell

One of Britain’s biggest housebuilders is exploring a £1bn takeover bid for Cala Group, a rival player in the sector which has been put up… Read More »FTSE-100 Housebuilder Persimmon Weighs £1bn Bid For Rival Cala