Labour’s introduction of VAT on private school fees contributed to profit at Laurent-Perrier, which supplies King Charles III with champagne, being significantly cut during its latest financial year. The division …
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Ann Summers’ sales have stalled as it shed jobs and remained in the red during its latest financial year, it has been revealed. The business has posted a turnover of …
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Expereo, the world-leading managed Network as a Service (NaaS) provider that connects people, places and things anywhere, today announces that Kingspan Light, Air + Water, the global provider of solutions …
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Profit at Vitabiotics, the pharmaceutical giant owned by former Dragons’ Den star Tej Lalvani, has been cut ahead of a potential £1bn sale. Reports emerged towards the start of 2025 …
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Key Hundred team adviser Oakwell Sports Advisory has been engaged by British Cycling as a new firm actively seeks “strategic equity and investment partners”. British Cycling Ventures has been formed …
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Scarcell Therapeutics, an innovator in cell therapies to treat chronic degenerative inflammatory diseases, today announced the world’s first patients treated with its Allogenic Gingival Fibroblast (aGF) Therapy using gum cells …
Prices on ride hailing apps like Uber are set to soar, after the government ploughed ahead with a promise to apply VAT to online mini …
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Leak and Let Die: OBR calls in former spook to investigate early Budget release
The embattled Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has brought in a former top spook to investigate how its entire forecast was published early before Rachel …
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How will the Budget impact your personal finances?
It’s the day after Rachel Reeves’ crunch Budget, and while the Office of Budget Responsibility leak may be the main talking point, after months of …
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‘Fiscal fiction’: IFS challenges Reeves’ tax measures
The Chancellor may need to come back for more tax rises at a future Budget, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) which warned …
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Formula 1: Drive to Survive maker rakes in millions
Turnover at the maker of hit Netflix Formula 1 documentary series Drive to Survive surged by almost 70 per cent during its latest financial year, …
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Where do chefs eat their Christmas lunch? We asked the best, from Chris Galvin to Jose Pizarro
With every restaurant in the capital promoting a Christmas lunch special, how do you choose where to go? We’ve asked some of the capital’s finest …
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Klarna Set to Take off With Lufthansa Group, Bringing Flexible Payments to Travellers Across Europe and the U.S.
Klarna, the global digital bank and flexible payments provider, today announces a new multi-market partnership with Lufthansa Group, Europe’s leading airline group. The new agreement …
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MMA in the Olympics? New global body targets Games inclusion
Mixed-martial arts could be added to the Olympic Games under plans announced today by Asian MMA chiefs. The Asian Mixed Martial Arts Association (AMMA) says …
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Multi-billion Earls Court redevelopment given green light
A £10bn masterplan to redevelop the former Earls Court Exhibition Centres has been given the green light by Hammersmith council. The planning committee unanimously agreed …
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Big Tech pays up as Reeves keeps digital tax
The Treasury slipped out its long-awaited review of the UK’s Digital Services Tax alongside yesterday’s Budget – and despite months of diplomatic sabre-rattling from Washington, …
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UK markets need radical reform, not the Chancellor’s endless tweaks
ISA reform and stamp duty relief are sticking plasters for a stock market that needs major surgery, writes Tim Focas The government wants you to …