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  • Exclusive: Online card fraud incidents across TfL spike in 2021 despite a fall in travel numbers

    May 17, 2022

    Despite a Covid-induced slump in travel numbers, the number of online card fraud incidents on Transport for London’s (TfL) railway network spiked in 2021. According to TfL data obtained through a Freedom of Information (FOI) request, the number of online fraud incidents increased 31.8 per cent to 655 in 2021, going up from 497 a [...]

  • AerCap posts $2bn net loss as jets remain stranded in Russia

    May 17, 2022

    AerCap has posted a $2bn net loss in the first three months of 2022 as more than 100 of its jets remain stranded in Russia following the invasion of Ukraine. The world’s largest aircraft lessor said today that after sanctions were imposed on Moscow by the West, 113 of its jets and 11 engines remained [...]

  • TfL forecasts costs of fixing bridges and tunnels will exceed £35m

    May 17, 2022

    Fixing London’s tunnels and bridges will cost Transport for London (TfL) a total of more than £35m by financial year 2024/2025. According to documents released ahead of tomorrow’s committee meeting, TfL has set aside £6.8m for interim and reactive safety measures during the coming financial year, spending £6.2m last year on interim and reactive safety [...]

  • UK bus output on pathway to recovery while HGVs slump because of headwinds

    May 17, 2022

    The UK’s bus and coach output is on the pathway to recovery while HGVs continue to slump because of Covid-induced supply chain issues. According to quarterly data released today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), the UK new bus and coach market grew by 45.2 per cent following the end of all [...]

  • Exclusive: Forget expensive climate plans, low-cost solution to net zero is methane abatement, says Qnergy CEO 

    May 17, 2022

    It’s six months on from COP26 and the world is a very different place, but as the war in Ukraine continues and the cost of living crisis bites closer to home, the promises made in Glasgow still stand. Net zero is the big goal, but CEO of energy firm Qnergy, Ory Zik, told City PM today he [...]

  • Morrisons owner CD&R eyes £2.5bn takeovers of facilities management titans

    May 17, 2022

    Morrison private equity owner is reportedly planning to snap up and merge two facilities management firms. Clayton Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) is in discussions to buy significant stakes in Atalian Servest and OCS, Sky News reported.  Last year, the New York-based private equity firm clinched a £7bn deal to takeover the grocer Morrisons.  The deals [...]

  • Royal welcome: Queen attends official opening of long awaited Elizabeth Line

    May 17, 2022

    The Queen amazed everyone when she attended the official opening of the Elizabeth Line on Tuesday morning. The monarch was pictured at Paddington station, where she was welcomed by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, London mayor Sadiq Khan and Transport for London (TfL) commissioner Andy Byford. The Queen, 96, met with Crossrail workers and was presented [...]

  • Rail could cost £6bn per year without government reform

    May 17, 2022

    Maintaining the railway sector without government reform could cost up to £6bn of taxpayers’ money a year, warned a report published today. An analysis by UK think tank Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) argued that without a complete makeover, the network will fall into a decline and underinvestment scenario that could force the government to [...]

  • Cazoo’s boss Chesterman buys $1m worth of shares following price slump

    May 16, 2022

    Cazoo’s chief executive Alex Chesterman bought $1m worth of company shares last week after the online automotive retailer’s price slumped. Following the purchase, Chesterman’s stake in the company has gone up to over 23 per cent to more than $250m, Sky News first reported. “Whilst the current macroeconomic climate has driven heightened fear in the [...]

  • Uber brings subscription service Uber One to the UK later this month

    May 16, 2022

    Uber has announced it will bring its subscription service Uber One to the UK later this month. Established to rival the likes of Deliveroo Plus and Amazon Prime’s food delivery services, Uber One will give customers free delivery on Uber Eats as well as discounts on rides. “We know users across our platform have been [...]

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