Hands up, who remembers the pasty tax of 2012? After then-Chancellor George Osborne aimed to smooth out VAT anomalies on hot food, imposing a 20 per cent levy on Britain’s…
Troubled Wework has continued to scale back its footprint in London following the bankruptcy of its parent company in the US. Last week, the company, which is still the capital’s…
Cross-border payments platform Ebury, backed by Spanish banking giant Santander, has reportedly held talks with banks as it pursues a London listing at a valuation of up to £2bn. Bloomberg…
The government faced fresh backlash on Sunday as national rail fares rose 4.9 per cent, above the current rate of inflation. Unions dubbed the increase “outrageous,” while transport campaigners and…
Hundreds of “erroneous” filings made at Companies House have raised fears over a sophisticated fraud targeted at banks and other financial institutions as the government faces criticism for the register’s…
Rupert Murdoch’s TalkTV is bidding farewell to traditional television and moving online as it struggles to win over eyeballs that are glued to rival GB News. From early summer, the…
Jeremy Hunt is poised to spend £5bn on freezing fuel duty as part of Wednesday’s Spring Budget, providing a major tax break for UK motorists. Reports suggest the chancellor will…
A structure used by the Blackrock Group is at court today as it seeks to overturn a decision that found in favour of the revenue body over UK transfer pricing.…
Staff at financial institutions may be asked to disclose all social media profiles can be monitored for behaviour as the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) focuses on non-financial misconduct increases. Speaking…
A Women’s World Cup of football, men’s Rugby World Cup and Ryder Cup could be staged in Britain over the next 15 years after UK Sport revealed an ambitious list…