Category: Business
How Talktalk went from taking on BT to being rescued by it
TalkTalk was founded to take on BT, slash the price of broadband and shake up a market dominated by a handful…
Heathrow and housing: Griffith pledges ‘most ambitious deregulation project’ in generation
The Conservatives’ pick for chancellor has pledged to roll out the “most ambitious deregulation project in a generation” as he is…
Badenoch says triple lock pension is ‘right policy’ as new Tory blueprint announced
Kemi Badenoch has defended the triple lock pension as the “right policy” ahead of the Conservatives’ party conference this weekend. Badenoch…
Britain’s second richest person leaves for Monaco amid tax bite
Britain’s second richest person has left Britain for Monaco where billionaires can avoid paying income tax, inheritance tax or capital gains…
Wetherspoon boss blasts Soho’s ‘barmy’ vertical drinking crackdown
JD Wetherspoon boss Sir Tim Martin has blasted Westminster Council’s “barmy” curbs on vertical drinking, which he said are “inhibiting business”. …
Costa Coffee hails ‘strong progress’ after Coca-Cola scraps sale
Costa Coffee has hailed a year of “strong progress” after owner Coca-Cola scrapped plans to sell it, with the coffee chain…
You’re sued and you know you are: New law puts onus on clubs to prevent player abuse
Professional sports teams, governing bodies and operators of stadiums and events could all face legal action if players receive abuse due…
G7 agrees to release diesel reserves after crisis meeting
Leaders from the G7 have agreed to tap into 100m of diesel and oil from their reserves in a bid to…
Chinese car sales top 300,000 in Britain this year as European rivals lose ground
More than 300,000 Chinese cars have been sold in the UK so far this year, setting a fresh record as European…
London is running out of development land for sport teams to build stadiums on
One of London’s greatest assets is its varied and wide-ranging sports scene; six Premier League football clubs, many further down the…
