All posts tagged "Slider"
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11EconomyMcWin Capital eyes Gail’s in bid to pre-empt £500m auction
McWin Capital Partners, the European food-focused investment firm, is reported to be in early talks to acquire Gail’s, the much-loved but premium-priced...
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8Economy
Farmers descend on Westminster amid inheritance tax row as Starmer faces MPs’ questions
Hundreds of farmers gathered in Westminster today, chanting “no farmers, no food” outside Downing Street, as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faced...
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15Economy
Coffee prices reach new heights as weather woes hit global supply
The cost of your morning cup of coffee could soon increase, after the price of arabica beans—the most widely produced variety—soared to...
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9Economy
Mencap warns National Insurance rise could force closure of care services
Mencap, one of Britain’s leading charities supporting people with learning disabilities, has warned it may have to close at least 60 of...
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10Economy
Christmas rail travel at risk as staff shortages and strikes loom
Travel plans over the festive season are under threat as the UK’s rail minister warns of staff shortages and fresh strike action...
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10Economy
Brits brave storms to back small businesses, spending £634m on Small Business Saturday
Strong consumer solidarity prevailed on Small Business Saturday despite blustery conditions sweeping the UK. According to new research by American Express, more...
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9Economy
Energy bills likely to inch higher from April as gas costs climb again
Energy bills for most British households are poised to rise again this spring, as an uptick in wholesale gas prices and escalating...
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9Economy
Moonpig slips into loss after £50m write-down hits experiences division
Moonpig, the online greetings card and gifting retailer, has reported a half-year pre-tax loss of £33.3 million after writing down the value...
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7Economy
Pound hits 20-month high against Euro as ECB rate cuts loom
Sterling strengthened to its highest level against the euro in nearly two years on Tuesday, climbing by 0.3 per cent to reach...
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9Economy
HMRC under fire as thousands of ‘bogus’ Chinese companies exploit lax rules to dodge VAT
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has come under renewed scrutiny for what critics describe as a failure to clamp down on widespread...
