UK media giant Sky acted in bad faith when it applied for its trademarks, the Supreme Court said today in a long awaited and closely watched decision. The long-running legal …
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Top court rejects metro operator’s pay case against Unite and Lynch’s RMT
The UK Supreme Court has dismissed a northern metro operator case over transport workers pay against two unions, including one headed by Mick Lynch. The operator of the Tyne and …
Inside the Paris hotel straight out of a Wes Anderson film
THE HOTEL: Now that the buzz from Paris’s Olympic summer has settled, this is the perfect time to visit the City of Light. The city’s infrastructure is in top form, …
Billie Jean King Cup Finals delayed as Spain braces for more severe storms
Flooding and warnings of further extreme weather in Malaga have caused Billie Jean King Cup organisers to delay the opening matches of the finals. Heavy rain fell in the Andalusian …
Badenoch claims Reeves’s Budget was designed to ‘milk private sector’
The Labour government’s “ideological” Budget was “designed to milk the private sector”, Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has claimed. Quizzing Sir Keir Starmer during Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) today, the Conservative …
US inflation picks up as Fed considers pace of interest rate cuts
US inflation increased on the back of stubborn housing costs, new figures show, strengthening the case for a gradual approach to cutting interest rates. The consumer price index increased to …
Streeting rolls out health service league tables to boost efficiency
NHS trusts should be “turned into businesses”, a free market think tank has argued, amid Wes Streeting’s announcement of health service league tables in a bid to boost efficiency. The …
Post Office: Jobs and branches could be axed in post-scandal shake up
The Post Office has announced a significant overhaul, with the closing of 115 branches and hundreds of jobs at risk. The move forms part of a transformation plan announced this …
Tatton Asset Management: Flourishing while others flounder
Tatton Asset Management might be a name you haven’t heard of – but it seems like you will soon. Listed on London’s junior market AIM, the fundhouse’s stock price has …
Baillie Gifford says shareholders can ditch China trust if underperformance persists
Baillie Gifford has pledged to allow investors to refund their money from its £133m China-focused growth trust if it continues to underperform the wider market over the next four years. …