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Big Four firm’s move prompted by government decision to raise salary threshold for skilled worker admission
Hundreds of suppliers to luxury ecommerce group likely to receive less than a penny in the pound
Judge to decide on admission of evidence as part of litigation that has knocked billions off pharma group’s value
UK’s largest asset manager has hired headhunters to sound out potential candidates
Consumer goods group to offload tanning line and explore sale of Africa unit as foreign exchange fluctuations hit profits
Surging demand comes amid biggest shake-up of airport’s ownership since privatisation in 1990s
The Financial Conduct Authority already has deterrence tools at its disposal
Competition in savings and mortgage markets and rate cut expectations weigh on margins
By opening up its factory to third parties, the British heritage brand hopes to encourage domestic production
Regulator says sector needs a consolidated view to avoid a repeat of Archegos fiasco
Shortage of data raises questions over condition of infrastructure as groups seek sharp increases in bills
Transaction should transform London-listed company into one of the North Sea’s largest producers
A potential failure at the UK’s biggest water provider could carry sector-wide risks, survey finds
New owner of UK dealerships will close marketplace for second-hand cars following pandemic-era slump in supply
Associated British Foods says ‘normality’ in supply chains helps lift half-year earnings by 37%
Grocery price growth eases to 3.2% in four weeks to mid-April as retailers focus on special offers
Aggressive acquisitions have pushed sportswear chain into more than 30 countries
Sale of Audiotonix to PAI comes as private equity transactions pick up after a slow 18 months
Plus, big consulting firms look to pare down their ranks and Blackstone makes a bid for Hipgnosis
The London-based fintech has hired a TikTok executive to lead a ‘media strategy’ as it seeks to diversify revenues
UK supermarket has carried heavy debt load since sale to billionaire Issa brothers and TDR Capital
US manager known for aggressive approach bets markets are too pessimistic about potential losses on utility’s debt
National Express owner says Helen Cowing will replace James Stamp as it publishes 36% drop in annual profits
The basic issue for the sector is that revenues are flatlining
Troubled utility asks regulator to approve higher expenditure alongside potential rise to bills
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