Selfridges is being circled by Chinese and Middle Eastern investors as the financial struggles of its Austrian co-owner Signa Holdings seem to have triggered a bidding war. The Times reported…
The competition watchdog has won a legal challenge against the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) over domestic search warrants for an alleged cartel investigation. The Competition and Market Authority (CMA) took…
Two men have been charged with spying for China after an investigation by counter-terrorism police. Tory Parliamentary researcher Christopher Cash, 29, from Whitechapel in east London, and academic Christopher Berry,…
Gay dating app Grindr faces a lawsuit in the English High Court over an alleged major data breach, which involved users’ HIV status. A claim is expected to be filed…
After a court dismissed the appeals of ex-bankers Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo last month, a new leaked document on the definition of Libor has cast doubt on the ruling.…
The chief of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said Big Tech is a “priority” as the watchdog looks to make use of the vast swathes of data that the…
London-listed miner Rainbow Rare Earths is set to be bankrolled by the US Government to develop a South African mine for key energy transition metals extraction. Rainbow Rare Earths, listed…
Why is no one talking about Vienna and wine in the same sentence? Asks our columnist Libby Brodie When considering where to travel for a wine-inspired minibreak, Vienna is probably…
The chief executive of discount grocer Iceland has paid tribute to ambulance staff who “saved his life” after he collapsed near the finish line of the London Marathon. Richard Walker…
Train drivers at 16 rail companies will launch another series of one-day strikes in May, it has been announced. Members of the Aslef union, which represents 96 per cent of…