All news by author: Lawrence Matheson

The EU's Digital Markets Act is set to come into effect shortly, and requires tech giants to give consumers more choice

The company took legal action against the Government in the High Court over its "unusual" decision to refuse permission for its plans to flatten and rebuild its store in Oxford Street

Chief executive Omar Abbosh said irevenues were helped by growth in its assessment and qualifications department and he pointed out the potential benefits from AI

He says the west London airport will only be able to increase capacity if flight paths are altered

The streaming service has grown to have about 3.75 million subscribers since it launched in 2017 as a joint venture between the companies

Across the UK, property values increased by 1.2% annually in February, following a 0.2% fall in January, according to Nationwide Building Society.

The Dublin-based airline said it will be forced to make "minor schedule changes" as it will only receive 40 of the 57 planned Boeing 737 MAX 8200 planes before the end of June

House sales in the UK also went down last year from 1. 2 million in 2022 to 1 million in 2023

The offer represents a 104% premium on the price of shares in January, before takeover interest in the firm was first raised

Richard James has opened a new store in Clifford Street, just off Savile Row, as the company said it wants to see greater protections put in place for London's famous tailoring street

Wahaca and five other chains - Frankie & Benny's, Nando's, Pret a Manger, Wagamama and Young's Pubs - have been given Which?'s Eco Provider badge which indicates these companies are ahead of competitors in terms of addressing their environmental impact

Complaints about credit cards hit record high, says the Financial Ombudsman Service with nearly three quarters brought by claims management companies and law firms, up from a quarter of these complaints a year earlier

Clare Lombardelli will replace Ben Broadbent when she takes over the role from July 1, for a term lasting five years

AB InBev said its sales grew by nearly 8% last year to 59.4 billion US dollars (£47 billion)

55,227 mortgages for house purchase were approved in January, up from 51,506 the previous month and the highest level since 58,272 approvals were recorded in October 2022

The company will focus on its 'owned IP, sports, and massive online communities'

Meta chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg discussed cooperation on extended reality devices with LG Electronics executives on as part of his visit to South Korea that highlights Meta's ambitions in artificial intelligence

House prices have been dropping for nine months in a row and share prices have been low as changes to freedoms in the former British colony have worried investors

The boss of Ocado said he is confident the fellow retail firm owes it "a substantial amount of money" but hopes to secure a settlement over the dispute

UK policymakers, regulators, investors and businesses have started paying more attention to the risks related to nature and the need for the private sector to do something about the worldwide loss of nature

A survey has found that nearly two-thirds of UK business leaders are concerned about their firms facing litigation if they miss their environmental, social and governance targets

Wincanton manages supply chains for renowned brands such as Ikea, Primark, Waitrose, Wickes, and employs over 20,000 people

A manifesto published by ShareAction outlined six key policies for making financial institutions address issues such as climate change, inequality and degradation of nature

The Committee of Advertising Practice has issued a warning to e-cigarette manufacturers and retailers, saying ignorance is not an excuse for breaking the rules

The private equity firm, which also owns pub group Stonegate and David Lloyd Leisure, has purchased the pet shop chain from previous owner Kester Capital