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  • Billionaire Richard Branson sells off another $300m stake in Virgin Galactic

    November 16, 2021

    British billionaire Richard Branson has sold off a further $300m worth of stock in his space venture Virgin Galactic, taking the total offloaded this year to some $600m. The unlocked capital is reportedly set to be pumped into Branson’s travel and leisure businesses, after emergency pandemic restrictions bruised profits. Shares sank more than four per [...]

  • Tory MP Caroline Nokes and New Statesman journalist accuse Boris Johnson’s father Stanley of touching them

    November 16, 2021

    Stanley Johnson, the Prime Minister’s father, is accused of inappropriately touching a senior Tory MP and a journalist. Caroline Nokes said the elder Johnson forcefully smacked her on the backside and said she has “a lovely seat” in 2003 ahead of him running to be a Tory MP. Johnson declined to comment about her allegation [...]

  • Tesla’s market value tumbles below $1tn after Musk’s offloading

    November 15, 2021

    Tesla’s market value has fallen below $1tn for the second time in four sessions, after investors reacted to chief executive Elon Musk’s offloading $6.9bn worth of shares. Following a $187bn loss in market value over the last week, the company dropped below $995.75, losing its $1tn status. Tesla’s shares bottomed to $983.25 this morning – [...]

  • JP Morgan: Hong Kong Covid measures create tough hiring climate, says Dimon

    November 15, 2021

    Hong Kong’s strict Covid-19 pandemic restrictions have reportedly created a tough hiring environment for JP Morgan, boss Jamie Dimon said. The city state has some of the world’s most stringent emergency pandemic measures, with inbound travellers having to quarantine in hotels for as long as three weeks form some countries. Dimon said earlier today that [...]

  • Voters shifting away: Tory sleaze row starting to hurt Conservatives in the polls

    November 13, 2021

    Two-thirds of voters now consider the governing party “very sleazy” amid a flurry of negative headlines, as voters are shifting away from the Tories, according to new polling. A poll by Savanta ComRes for the Daily Mail puts Labour six points ahead of the Conservatives in a sign that recent revelations about MPs’ second jobs [...]

  • Stop him now: Tesla shares go down as CEO offloads another $700m

    November 12, 2021

    Tesla’s shares have gone down from $1,069 in premarket trading to a $1,047.50 opening price, after chief executive Elon Musk offloaded a further $700m worth of stocks. Early in the week, Musk had sold $5bn of his shares as a result of a poll held last week where the extravagant billionaire asked his 63.4 million [...]

  • Vice fashion editor suspended after sexual misconduct claims

    November 11, 2021

    An editor at one of the UK’s biggest fashion magazines has been suspended after more than a dozen women accused him of sending sexually inappropriate messages.

  • Tesla shares go up after Musk’s Twitter-induced $5bn offload

    November 11, 2021

    Tesla shares have gone up as chief executive Elon Musk sold $5bn of his stocks following a Twitter poll. The car maker’s shares have increased by 3.3 per cent to $1,103.40, recovering from a slump suffered earlier this week, when they closed 5 per cent lower on Monday compared to the previous Friday. Market shares [...]

  • Shares in Sorrell’s S4 Capital slump despite revenue growth

    November 10, 2021

    Revenues boom for Sir Martin Sorrell’s digital advertising company, S4 Capital, which today said it plans to double in size by 2024.

  • London energy fund backs pay-per-mile EV taxi funding

    November 8, 2021

    The Mayor of London’s energy efficiency fund (MEEF) has contracted FinTech company Zeti to deliver pay-per-mile funding of net-zero taxis across the capital. MEEF – a £500m investment fund – will make finance payments on a per-mile basis to boost the cash flow of fleet operators. The funding will have as its first beneficiary Colt [...]

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