Unilever, which is consolidating its Anglo-Dutch dual structure into one London-based company, yesterday warned that the suggested law would cost it £10bn if enacted.
The Financial Conduct Authority launched a two-year campaign to stop unsuitable advice, investment scams and excessive fees with a warning to firms earlier this year.
Artists say hits by stars such as Ariana Grande (pictured) have been used without permission, in breach of copyright laws. The Amazon founder said he did not know about the issue.
The Department for Transport will hand out £218.4m in Covid-19 aid over the next eight weeks to help keep regional bus services – those outside London – running in England.
The hospitals provider, which was forced into administration by lenders in April, reportedly funneled the fake sales through a drugs company controlled by NMC founder BR Shetty (pictured).
Business Secretary Alok Sharma and the City referee the Takeover Panel need to keep an eagle eye on Softbank’s efforts to offload Cambridge-based smart chip pioneer Arm Holdings to Nvidia.
The insurer also said it paid out £8.5million to the families of more than 1,200 customers who lost their lives as a result of Covid-19 and set aside another £10million for potential future claims.
A company’s share price is supposed to be a forward indicator of what is likely to occur in the coming months and years, not the proxy for historic performance – as it has become for Rosslyn.
Retailer Superdry has cheered a new £70 million financing deal with its banks to help it through the coronvirus crisis as it revealed that stores sales continue to tumble.
The companies will report financial results after months of being battered by lockdown restrictions. Both have warned of potential redundancies.