Author: Nathan Bissitt

A planned train strike could hit one of the busiest travel days of the festive period, with drivers walking out three days before Christmas. The Rail, Maritime and Transport Union (RMT), has announced drivers on the Virgin West Coast line will strike six times in

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Just Eat is to be promoted to the FTSE 100 next month – its market value having soared by more than a third this year on the back of global expansion and a surge in sales. It was confirmed on Wednesday night that the takeaway delivery platform would join the top

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Lloyds Banking Group and Yorkshire Building Society have announced dozens of branch closures between them, in a move that has raised fresh fears about the decline in the availability of bricks and mortar banking. Lloyds – which returned to private hands in the

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Uber says the data breach it kept secret for over a year resulted in the personal data of approximately 2.7 million people in the UK being exposed. The ride-hailing app – already under pressure in this country on employment rights and the future of its operating

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In the good old days of the City, it used to be said that the raising of the governor of the Bank of England’s eyebrow was a more powerful instrument in the Square Mile than any law a regulator could muster. Titans of finance would be summoned to what are still

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An investment fund that was previously part of JPMorgan, the giant American bank, is in talks to buy the Money Shop and other operations that collectively comprise one of Britain’s biggest short-term lenders. Sky News has learnt that HPS Investment Partners, which was

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The head of the London Stock Exchange Group is stepping down immediately – a day after the Bank of England governor called for clarity amid a boardroom wrangle over his future. Xavier Rolet, who had been due to leave by the end of next year, said he had been

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Apple says it is trying to fix a major glitch within its latest Mac operating system. The bug in MacOS High Sierra means that anyone can gain entry to the computer without a password, giving them administrator rights. In a statement, Apple said: “We are working

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