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  • Cornwall Insight: Don’t expect energy bills to ease this winter

    July 4, 2023

    Energy bills will remain near double pre-crisis levels, suggests Cornwall Insight in its latest price cap forecasts.

  • UK now only rich country where inflation is rising despite Bank of England interest rate hikes

    July 4, 2023

    Britain is now the only rich country where inflation is rising, signalling the Bank of England’s series of interest rate rises have been less effective than its peers’, new data out today shows. Inflation across the Group of Seven (G7) nations fell to 4.6 per cent in May, down from 5.4 per cent in April, [...]

  • Barclays, Shell and BP feel the heat as activist investors launch record green campaigns

    July 4, 2023

    Shell, BP and Barclays have felt the wrath of activist investors this year as corporate pressure campaigns are launched in record numbers across Europe, new research shows. The number of activist campaigns in Europe has climbed each month this year to a total of 25 campaigns by May, fuelled by a spike in environmental campaigns [...]

  • Brits spend £4.1bn drinking beer at home during cost of living and price of a pint crises

    July 4, 2023

    Brits are staying at home and cracking open cold beers from the fridge, as twin cost of living and price of a pint crises change drinkers’ habits. New research out today show a 25 per cent surge in beer sales in supermarkets and shops outside local boozers, during the cost of living crisis. While the [...]

  • The hypocrisy of crypto regulation – oblivious or nefarious?

    July 4, 2023

    Jason Meyers walks through the SEC's view of regulating cryptocurrency and points out flaws in the design of regulatory compliance.

  • ‘Be a better neighbour’: BBC warned its digital expansion will ‘wreak untold damage’ for local news outlets

    July 4, 2023

    Local news outlets are pleading for government intervention in the BBC’s plans to digitally expand, saying it will decimate an already struggling industry. Independent publishers such as News Media Association, Bristol Post, and The Northern Echo have said the nation’s license fee-funded broadcaster needs to ‘be a better neighbour’ and rethink its plans to grow [...]

  • London gets new West End flexible work space as Elizabeth Line brings in hybrid commuters

    July 4, 2023

    A new 45,000 sq ft site flexible work space will open in the heart of the West End in a signal that London’s hybrid work trend is showing no signs of cooling.  Runway East, (RWE) already has five spaces across London, including sites in Borough Market and Shoreditch – and will open a new one [...]

  • Crypto markets treading water in anticipation of Fed interest rate reports

    July 4, 2023

    Bitcoin and Ethereum are inching upwards as the Fed weighs its next move with interest rate hikes.

  • A Better Way Forward for M&A Pipeline Management

    July 4, 2023  |  City Talk

    Pipeline management – identifying, building, and managing potential targets and opportunities – is key to success for M&A dealmakers. However, the process can be extremely inefficient. Dealmakers often rely on spreadsheets that are not purpose-built for tracking M&A opportunities, lack sophisticated automation to optimize workflows, and don’t link with other M&A technologies being used. A [...]

  • WANdisco raises £24m as attempts to recover from fraud scandal continue

    July 4, 2023

    WANdisco has successfully completed a $30m (£23.7m) fundraise as it attempts to recover from scandal and resume trading on AIM. The Sheffield-based data company will issue 47.5m new shares, representing 70 per cent of the company’s capital prior to the fundraise. The proceeds will provide working and growth capital to the firm. The firm added [...]

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