All news by author: Lawrence Matheson

The average UK house price was £291,699 in February, around £1,000 more than the previous month, according to Halifax

The Financial Reporting Council announced the sanction against the big-four financial firm this week almost three years after a probe was first launched into the firm

The soft drinks company said its sales in the Middle East rose 10.3% last year, as it marked its 100th Ramadan

The latest S&P Global/CIPS construction purchasing managers' index scored 49.7 in February, up from 48.8 in January

The FTSE 100 company saw its annual results miss market expectations

The supermarket is reducing the price of 1.2kg tubs of Aptamil baby formula by £1 to £16 and 1.2kg boxes of Cow & Gate by 50p to £12

The French soccer league is reportedly close to signing a big sponsorship deal with McDonald's for the next three seasons

The group said it is carrying out a strategic review of its business-to-consumer US arm, which largely operates as SI Sportsbook and SI Casino, that could lead to the sale of the division, a "controlled exit" from the market or other possible "strategic" deals

The business said that its order book had swelled to £3.7 billion at the end of December, compared to £3.5 billion a year earlier

The group, a major contractor for the Government and local authorities, said it was pressing ahead with cost-cutting as it swung to a £107m loss for 2023 after revenues fell and it took a £25 million hit from a cyber attack

The Advertising Standards Authority has reversed its decision that the ad was likely to cause serious harm or offence by objectifying the star

The highly-anticipated changes will be the most significant in the UK's central corporate register's 180-year history, it said

Tesco to give 330,000 workers a pay rise of 9.1% in £300m investment

The price of bitcoin reached around 69,170 US dollars (£54,370) on Tuesday afternoon, according to data from crypto exchange Binance

The Co-operative Group came under fire last year after an investigation showed footage of what appeared to be malformed chickens at supplier farms

Esken, formerly Stobart Group, said it had decided to agree to the proposal designed to settle the airport's £193.75 million debt to Carlyle Global Infrastructure Fund

This is the biggest yearly rise since Consumer Intelligence began keeping records in 2014

The UK digital bank, which has more than nine million customers, revealed that the latest fundraise values it at £3.9 billion

The company said that its audience figures had grown, particularly online where page views increased more than five times

Currys has rejected two takeover approaches from Elliott Advisors

The seller of construction products said that its customers are waiting to see if a potential new government will announce any support for the sector and where interest rates will go

House sales in London decreased by 22% last year compared to 2022 leaving transaction volumes 'at some of the lowest levels since 2008' the company said

Mortgage lenders handed out 251,000 loans to home-movers, which is a drop of 26% compared to 2022

Baroness Morgan of Cotes and Lord Blunkett have called for a 'meaningful' relationship between schools and businesses

The firm posted a 24% hike in pre-tax profits to £413 million for 2023 after sales lifted 12%, when stripping out the boost from a recent acquisition