Why start-ups are going to war with Jeremy Hunt on R&D tax November 16, 2023 When Chancellor Jeremy Hunt rolled out plans to scale back research & development (R&D) tax credits for start-ups last year, there followed an almighty backlash from small business groups.
Fund managers bet on peak rates and buy bonds November 15, 2023 Overweight positions on bonds were at their third highest in two decades as investors bet that interest rates will move lower next year.
St James’s Place shares bounce as bosses mount defence of paypackets November 15, 2023 Shares in St James’s Place have bounced today after the firm mounted a defence of its bosses’ paypackets following a small revolt at its annual meeting in May.
Business backs plan to review national security takeover law November 15, 2023 Business groups have welcomed plans to review UK legislation designed to intervene in critical takeovers, saying it is clear the law needs refining.
Star investor Terry Smith’s payday falls to seven-year low of £31m as fund assets fall November 14, 2023 Billionaire Terry Smith has taken home his smallest pay package in seven years after his Fundsmith investment management firm saw a dip in profit and clients pulled out money.
Oil watchdogs raise outlooks amidst Israel-Palestine uncertainty November 14, 2023 Global oil markets are creeping back to confidence as two energy watchdogs cast a positive light on the sector this week.
UK risks falling in scientific investment, industry warns November 13, 2023 Jeremy Hunt’s ambition to turn the UK into a “science superpower” is at risk unless he increases tax relief, the BVCA has warned.
Make UK investment screening ‘more business friendly’, says deputy PM November 13, 2023 Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden has announced plans to enhance the business-friendliness of the UK's investment screening powers.
LSEG boss: We’re more than just a stock exchange November 12, 2023 Ahead of the firm’s capital markets day on Thursday, London Stock Exchange Group boss David Schwimmer is keen to show that the firm is more than just the home of the FTSE 100 index.
KPMG slashes bonuses again as dealmaking fees dry up November 10, 2023 KPMG has slashed bonuses for its UK deals team again in the latest sign of the strains facing the firm after a drop off in fees this year, City PM has learned.
