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  • Fiat Chrysler and Renault in advanced talks over comprehensive tie-up

    May 26, 2019

    Fiat Chrysler and Renault have entered talks over a global partnership to strengthen both firms amid a challenging environment for car manufacturers. The two car giants have been in advanced discussions over a deal to forge “extensive ties” to tackle challenges facing the auto industry, the Financial Times reported. Read more: Renault to propose joint [...]

  • Boeing under investigation by SEC about disclosures to investors regarding the 737 Max aircraft

    May 25, 2019

    The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the US has opened a probe into Boeing regarding disclosures made to investors about its 737 Max aircraft.  The investigation, reported by Bloomberg, adds pressure to the company and is separate from the criminal investigation being conducted by US federal authorities into the initial certification that the planes were safe to [...]

  • Bovis Homes Group in talks with Galliford Try over housebuilding merger

    May 25, 2019

    Bovis Home Groups has approached Galliford Try in recent weeks in a bid to reopen discussions about a merger, which previously broke down two years ago. Bovis is keen to combine a large proportion of their operations, according to Sky News.  Read more: Thames Water chief executive Steve Robertson steps down A deal would be [...]

  • Thames Water chief executive Steve Robertson steps down

    May 25, 2019

    Steve Robertson has stepped down as the chief executive of Thames Water with immediate effect.  Robertson was unsuccessful in his attempts to turn around the performance of the failing utilities company.  Read more: United Utilities profits up as it worries over nationalisation uncertainty The firm are now said to be looking for someone with a [...]

  • Life in the slow lane? Canada Corp hopes to impose 15mph speed limit across Square Mile

    May 24, 2019

    As the home of London’s hustling financial sector, the Square Mile is not known for moving slowly. But for motorists, that could soon be about to change, after Canada Corporation agreed to make it the first area in the country with a 15mph speed limit. Read more: Seeking solace in the Square [...]

  • With rail closures planned this weekend, here’s how we should revamp our chugging transport system

    May 24, 2019

    This week, consumer watchdog Which revealed that rail passengers lost four million hours to train delays last year, with an average of 660 cancellations per day. It’s hardly surprising. Any regular commuter will have experienced a delay, cancellation or disruption recently – perhaps you’re experiencing one right now, in fact. Read more: Nearly 4m hours [...]

  • Stagecoach sues Department for Transport over West Coast rail franchise

    May 24, 2019

    Stagecoach said today it had launched a legal claim against the Department for Transport (DFT) in connection with the competition for the West Coast rail franchise. Read more: Arriva takes government to court over East Midlands franchise award It said it had issued a High Court and judicial review claim alleging that the DfT breached [...]

  • Tube chaos: Signal failure causes severe delays for commuters on District Line

    May 24, 2019

    A signal failure has left commuters to contend with severe Tube delays this morning as Transport for London (TfL) part suspended two London Underground lines. Read more: Underground fire alert causes Tube chaos for commuters Passengers faced a difficult journey to work on both the District Line and the Hammersmith & City Line after the [...]

  • Uber launches electric bike-sharing scheme Jump in London

    May 24, 2019

    Uber today launched an electric bike-sharing service in London in the firm's latest attempt to expand its transport offering beyond cars. The ride-hailing app has rolled out the a pilot scheme of 350 bikes in Islington, with plans to expand into other London boroughs in the coming months. Read more: Uber facing £1bn VAT tax [...]

  • Luton Airport appoints former Go Ahead boss as new chairman

    May 23, 2019

    Former Go Ahead boss Keith Ludeman has been appointed the new chairman of Luton Airport as of today. Ludeman, who is the current chairman of HS1, the high-speed link between London and the Channel Tunnel, joins the airport following its completion of its £160m new terminal. Read more: Over 1m passengers used Luton Airport in March Passenger [...]

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