Owner of Marlboro sells UK inhaler company amid criticism.
The UK inhaler company was sold by the tobacco behemoth responsible for Marlboro cigarettes at a discounted price because of what it describes as an "unwarranted" backlash.
Tupperware is fighting for its life after declaring bankruptcy.
US company Tupperware, which is having trouble surviving due to declining sales, has declared bankruptcy.
The president describes Huw Edwards’ misdeeds as “appalling,” and the company is still in negotiations to get some of his income back.
The director general called Huw Edwards' offenses "appalling" and stated that talks are still ongoing with the corporation regarding the recovery of a portion of his income that was paid…
Owner of The Observer confirms negotiations to sell to Tortoise Media.
The Observer, the oldest Sunday newspaper in the world, is being discussed for sale by Guardian Media Group (GMG) to Tortoise Media, a start-up established five years ago by a…
A medical group listed in London AMS attracts interest from private equity.
A medical technology company that makes surgical tools that promote tissue repair has emerged as the most recent London-listed enterprise to attract the attention of buyout groups.
Ministers intensify their effort to abolish “exploitative” zero-hour contracts.
On Wednesday, the government will discuss banning "exploitative" zero-hours contracts with union bosses and business leaders, according to deputy prime minister Angela Rayner's agenda.
Prior to the interest rate decision, the CPI inflation indicator remains unchanged, but another measure suddenly increases.
Official statistics on inflation indicated that the rate of price increases has not changed.
Employees at Amazon are instructed to return to work five days a week.
Employees at Amazon's offices are no longer permitted to work from home unless there are exceptional circumstances.
The Titan sub owner’s mindset “was to make money,” the former director of OceanGate testifies.
Profit was the driving force behind the Titan submarine tragedy.
Remittances surge by 44% in first two months of FY 2024-25: SBP
SIFC support and government crackdown on illegal channels contribute to growth
