Category: Business
Treasury minister: Meeting Nato defence pledge is Burnham’s job
The Treasury has not evaluated how the government could reach its pledge to spend 3.5 per cent of gross domestic product…
World Cup hydration breaks see bookies offer quarter by quarter odds for England v Norway
Enterprising bookmakers are offering odds on England’s World Cup showdown with Norway by the quarter, in a nod to games now…
Mark Kleinman: Nationwide’s pride should be dented by member election bid
Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking in his City AM column Nationwide’s pride should…
How the boss of Zilch became UK fintech’s power broker
Last year, Zilch founder Philip Belamant sat down with then-boss of Monzo, TS Anil. As the two friends caught up, Belamant…
Deloitte warns of ‘challenges ahead’ for European football despite €40bn milestone
Deloitte has forecast “challenges ahead” for European football clubs despite collective revenues surpassing the €40bn (£34bn) mark for the first time….
Government ‘mis-sold student loans’ to teenagers, MPs say
A cohort of MPs have accused the government of knowingly mis-selling student loans for years to unsuspecting teenagers, after using adverts comparing…
Everyman to open at Elephant & Castle as £500m regeneration gains pace
Everyman is set to expand its presence in the capital with a new five-screen cinema at the £500m regeneration of Elephant…
Easyjet board reaches agreement over £5.2bn Castlelake takeover
The board of Easyjet is poised to accept a takeover bid by private equity firm Castlelake, in a move that could…
HMRC claws back £1m cutting ties with outside tech suppliers
HMRC has cut contractor costs by £1m a year after replacing a decades-old outsourcing model, as ministers face pressure to find…
World Cup gives London restaurants and retailers Deliveroo boost
England’s World Cup campaign has delivered a boost for restaurants and retailers across London, with new Deliveroo data showing a sharp…
