March 29, 2024

Business

Sam Bankman-Fried was breathlessly described as a wunderkind - a boy wonder transforming the world of finance.

Shareholders in troubled Thames Water have blamed Ofwat for not giving the "regulatory support" needed to help the company's turnaround plan.

Elon Musk has announced further changes to social media platform X that will see certain accounts get premium features for free.

An American company is gatecrashing a £1bn agreed takeover of Spirent Communications, the cybersecurity specialist, in the latest example of a bidding war breaking out for a London-listed company.

The board of Thames Water was locked in crunch talks on Wednesday as shareholders prepare to dilute a pledge to inject funds into the company that would secure its survival.

A "modest" increase in statutory sick pay (SSP) is overdue, according to a committee of MPs who say it must strike a balance between workers' needs and what employers can afford.

Ian King speaks to Hann-Ju Ho, senior economist at Lloyds Bank commercial banking, about rising UK business confidence.

Insurance companies have been told they must offer full value to settle claims relating to written-off and stolen cars after further "shortcomings" were found by an industry regulator.

Millions of people are being urged to send meter readings to their energy supplier this weekend to ensure they don't overpay.

The competition regulator has urged UK fashion businesses to give accurate information about how environmentally friendly their clothes are after three fast-fashion firms signed a new agreement.

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