With the increased threat of industrial strike action looming across the UK, we consider whether a force majeure clause can strike the
TSB’s 5,700 staff and executives are to share a 10% bigger bonus pot this year, after rising interest rates pushed the bank’s
NatWest is to shut another 23 branches in England and Wales, adding to a raft of high street banking closures already announced
Shell has put more than 2,000 jobs in the UK at risk after launching a “strategic review” of its domestic energy and
British taxpayers have become shareholders in a further 53 companies backed by a government rescue funding scheme. These firms include a company that
Ronan Finnegan, co-founder of safer workplace company Spacebands talks to Business Matters about the inspiration behind their business, which has seen them become
The chain announced last year that it would be selling nearly 40 of its pubs due to the combined impact of the
The highest taxpayers in the UK include a scrap metal dealer, JK Rowling, the founder of Gymshark, Sting and the Duke of
According to Xeinadin Group founder Feisal Nahaboo, private equity companies are routinely undervaluing accountancy firms, leading to sellers receiving a “derisory” return
The cost of living crisis is taking its toll on every industry these days, and weddings are no exception. Gone are lavish
