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20.06.2024 - 08:09
Business
Evening Standard
Time Out to beat earnings expectations amid strong momentum
Time Out has said it is on track to surpass earnings guidance after strong trading from both its media and markets businesses over the latest quarter.The London-listed firm saw shares rise in early trading on Thursday as a result of the upgrade.Time Out Group boss Chris Ohlund said the firm will “look to the future …
20.06.2024 - 06:26
Business
Sky News
Sainsbury’s sells banking arm to NatWest
Sainsbury’s is to sell most of its banking business to NatWest.The high street lender will gain approximately one million new accounts from the deal. NatWest said it also expects to acquire around £2.5bn in gross customer assets, including £1.4bn of unsecured personal loans and £1.1bn of credit card balances, along with £2.6bn in customer deposits.The …
20.06.2024 - 05:45
Business
Euro News
European AI competitiveness threatened by French political uncertainty
20.06.2024 - 05:00
Business
Euro News
Creative business transformation: What it means and why it’s important for future business success
19.06.2024 - 15:00
Business
Euro News
‘Doing well, by doing good’: Charitable partnerships help businesses retain best employees
19.06.2024 - 13:49
Business
Euro News
EU leaders must double down on sustainability to secure a competitive and resilient future
19.06.2024 - 13:06
Business
Euro News
Golden Goose kills off immediate Milan listing plan, citing Europe’s political turmoil
19.06.2024 - 11:00
Business
Sky News
JP Morgan removes EU bonus cap for London-based staff
Wall Street’s biggest bank is lifting Brussels’ bonus cap for its London-based staff, weeks after rival Goldman Sachs fired the starting gun on a post-Brexit era in industry pay.Sky News can reveal that JP Morgan Chase was in the process of notifying staff on Wednesday that it would preserve some elements of the remuneration packages …
19.06.2024 - 10:05
Business
Evening Standard
Clarks ‘to cut 150 head-office jobs’ after ‘discount hungry customers’ blamed for losses
Footwear giant Clarks is to cut more than 150 office-based jobs, according to a report, after blaming “discount hungry customers” as it swung to a loss last year.According to retail sector publication Drapers, Clarks is cutting head-office jobs, including at its headquarters in Somerset and its US HQ in Massachusetts.It comes after the business made …
19.06.2024 - 10:04
Business
Evening Standard
Sunak hits back at Labour-backing billionaires and is dubbed ‘poundshop Farage’
Rishi Sunak has hit back at billionaires abandoning the Tories by saying they “can afford Labour’s tax rises” and refused to rule out working with Nigel Farage after the election.In a bruising LBC radio phone-in, the Prime Minister was accused by callers of being a “poundshop Nigel Farage” over his behaviour towards the trans community, …
19.06.2024 - 10:02
Business
Sky News
Bridgepoint nears £550m takeover of consultancy Alpha FMC
Bridgepoint, the London-listed buyout firm, is closing in on a takeover of Alpha Financial Markets Consulting (Alpha FMC), the FTSE-250 specialist consulting firm.Sky News has learnt that Bridgepoint and Alpha FMC are nearing agreement on a deal worth in the region of £550m. An agreement worth approximately 500p-a-share is expected to be announced before a …
19.06.2024 - 09:58
Business
Evening Standard
Berkeley Homes chief backs Labour house building pledge
The boss of London’s biggest brownfield builder backed Labour’s manifesto pledge to make new homes a priority today, as he hit out at the complexity of the current planning system. Rob Perrins, the long-serving chief executive of Berkeley Homes, said: “Getting the election out of the way is a really good thing for London.”With a change …
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