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Bolt drivers win worker status
Rideshare firm Bolt's drivers have won their legal claim to be classified as workers, paving the way to both paid holidays and a minimum wage.
Thames Water class B bondholders submit £3bn financing offer - report
Embattled utility provider Thames Water's class B bondholders have reportedly tabled a fully underwritten offer to provide £3. 0bn of new debt.
FCA intends to take action against Crispin Odey
UK financial watchdog the Financial Conduct Authority warned Odey Asset Management founder Crispin Odey on Friday that it intends to take action against the disgraced hedge fund boss.
Boeing makes 'best and final' offer to striking workers
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers called out Boeing after the aircraft manufacturer made its "best and final" offer to striking Boeing workers.
Thames Water 'to receive £1bn lifeline'
Britain's largest water provider Thames Water will receive a much-needed £1. 0bn lifeline by creditors before the end of the year, according to the Times.
Bridgepoint sells Hobbycraft for undisclosed sum
Fund manager Bridgepoint Capital has disposed of British arts and crafts retailer Hobbycraft to investment group Modella Capital for an undisclosed sum.
Heathrow sets new monthly record for passenger numbers in August
British airport Heathrow said on Wednesday that it had set a new monthly record for passenger numbers in August, with 7. 97m people passing through its gates last month.
Sir Paul March acquires The Spectator in £100m deal
British political magazine The Spectator has been sold to GB News' largest shareholder, Sir Paul March, for £100. 0m, decoupling the conservative publication from the hunt for new owners for the right-leaning Telegraph papers.
CMA launches probe into Ticketmaster over Oasis ticket sales
The Competition and Markets Authority has launched an investigation into Ticketmaster follow the sale of tickets for legendary British rock band Oasis' upcoming reunion tour, including just how the company's controversial "dynamic pricing" may have been used.
Ryanair no longer sees risk of double-digit average fare reductions
Budget carrier Ryanair said on Tuesday that it no longer sees a risk of average fares falling by double-digit percentages and that a more moderate 5% fall "looks reasonably accurate" for the all-important three months ending September.
PwC fined £15m over failure to report London Capital & Finance suspicions
The Financial Conduct Authority has fined PwC £15. 0m for failing to report its belief that London Capital & Finance may be involved in fraudulent activity, marking the first time the regulator has fined an audit firm.
Heathrow loses 90,000 transfer passengers due to ETA scheme
Britain's Heathrow Airport said on Monday that passenger numbers had fallen by 90,000 on certain routes following the introduction of a £10 electronic travel authorisation charge that it branded “devastating" for its hub competitiveness.
FSB calls on home secretary to help riot-affected SMEs
Small business group the National Federation of Small Business implored home secretary Yvette Cooper to help facilitate fair treatment of small and medium-sized enterprises by the insurance industry in the wake of rioting that has swept Britain in the last ten days.
Ofwat slaps UK water firms with fines over historic sewage spills
Thames Water, Yorkshire Water and Northumbrian Water were all the subjects of Ofwat's ire on Tuesday as the water regulator looks to clean up the industry amid historic sewage spills.
Ferrexpo delivers best H1 production since Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Mining company Ferrexpo said on Monday that production levels had surged in the six months ended 30 June and led to its best performance since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Revolut FY revenues surge, working on UK banking licence
Neobank and fintech group Revolut posted a sharp increase in annual revenues on Tuesday as it continues to work towards obtaining a UK banking licence.
Science in Sport makes more board changes as trading improves
Performance nutrition company Science in Sport has announced two further board changes as it released an update on first-half trading, which showed that profits have improved despite a big drop in the top line.
Heathrow passenger numbers grow in April
Britain's busiest airport Heathrow saw a 4. 8% year-on-year increase in passenger traffic during April, with 6. 7m travellers passing through its gates.
Kosmos Energy Q1 net production grows
US oil firm Kosmos Energy said on Tuesday that net production had grown in Q1 as it had "an active start to the year", continuing operational and financial momentum seen in 2023.
Goldman Sachs to scrap bonus cap for UK dealmakers
Goldman Sachs will remove a cap on bonuses for its London-based staff, according to Sky News, with the firm now set to resume making multi-million-pound payouts to its top-performing traders and dealmakers.