All news by author: Lawrence Matheson

This surge happened a day after it was announced that Britain's economy had fallen into a recession

Diageo has owned Pimm's since 1997, when it was created from the merger of Grand Metropolitan and Guinness drinks businesses

The airline's chief commercial officer said the tax limits growth in flight capacity

The UK privacy watchdog has ordered Serco Leisure to stop using facial recognition technology to monitor the attendance of leisure centre employees

Germany has slashed its growth forecast for this year as it struggles with a lack of skilled labor, excessive bureaucracy, high interest rates and lagging investment in new projects

The iPhone maker has accused the music streaming giant of trying to get "limitless" access to Apple's tools without paying for any of it

It listed with an initial value of about £800 million, but in the next three months this value dropped by 80% following a profit warning

Embraer and South Korean automaker Hyundai are joining forces to offer a new form of air travel - air taxis

It carried 13.8 million passengers, beating its previous record of 11 million in a year

GfK's long-running Consumer Confidence Index fell two points to minus 21 in February

More than two-fifths are behind with one household bill or more, according to the survey.

EY said it is still trying to get money from Recharge Industries, a year after it agreed to buy the site

The Swiss consumer group said on Thursday that it saw organic growth of 7.2% in 2023 compared with the previous year, although this was caused by a 7.5% increase in pricing over the year as volumes declined

The Asia-focused bank launched a one billion US dollar (£800 million) share buyback and plans to return around five billion dollars (£3.95 billion) to shareholders over the next three years

It will stop new loans for holiday let homes in some areas in a 12-month trial

The company's earnings were boosted by the price cap mechanism in the first half of the year

The equalities watchdog has issued guidance to employers to clarify their legal obligations to women going through the menopause

An MPs group said debanking is causing certain ethnic, industry or political groups to be "frozen out" of the UK's banking system

Ofgem has given the energy companies permission to return to forcibly fitting prepayment meters after they were temporarily banned following a scandal around the practice

Lloyds has become the first UK bank to set aside hundreds of millions of pounds in case it has to compensate car finance customers, amid a major investigation into whether people overpaid on their loans

The aerospace engineering specialist says that the swing to profit was boosted by cost savings and better-than-expected revenues

The group slashed its total workforce by 9% last year to save costs as jobs markets globally slowed sharply, cutting its fee-earning consultants by 12%, and by 7% in the final six months alone, to 7,971.

Nationwide Building Society research said consumers hit by the cost-of-living crisis are 'spending smart'

The Wine and Spirit Trade Association says last year's increases had a "immediate and negative impact" on UK businesses

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