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Record number of companies quit London Stock Exchange last year
Eighty-eight businesses chose alternative markets due to liquidity issues and higher costs in London
Greener British Airways 'washes its hands' of loyalty leisure travellers
Sustainable aviation fuel credits become eligible for tier points but frequent flyers accuse airline of ‘greenwashing‘ its loyalty system revamp
Gulf-UK trade deal has a sporting chance, minister says
Trade policy minister Douglas Alexander points to soaring sports trade between Britain and GCC as evidence of need for free trade agreement
Gamble with UK economic growth is not paying off
With a rise in inflation and possibility of a recession, who is to blame as economy struggles under new political leadership?
UK industry to invest more in AI and automation tech in 2025
Survey by Lloyds Banking Group also finds 70 per cent of companies expect to increase turnover next year
Mega-rich step back from London's top property market ... for now
Tax changes in the UK put trophy house hunters in a buyers' market in late 2024
Lights, camera, cash: UK TV and film is booming but is everyone in on the action?
Investment from Netflix, Amazon and Hollywood studios is flowing into productions in the UK but some say independent British filmmakers are missing out
Sunshine squabbles: Why solar farms are raising the temperature in rural Britain
Opposition to a huge solar project on land linked with Winston Churchill illustrates pushback from communities over the UK government's plan to generate power
Prada is a luxury goods star but it's a devil of a time for the rest
Italian designer brand has fared better than rivals this year, but Europe's luxury goods makers are fretting over what 2025 may bring
Bank of England keeps rates on hold in the face of rising inflation
UK inflation was 2.6 per cent in November, driven higher by rising petrol and clothing prices and economists expect it rise further into the New Year
Heathrow to get £2.3bn upgrade after Saudi Arabia's PIF takes stake
London airport has boosted its investment plans days after Saudi sovereign wealth fund and French firm Ardian complete deal
How the Red Sea threat has surged despite US-led naval patrols
Houthi attacks on shipping have persisted for more than a year, with no end in sight
UK and Norway launch cross-border carbon capture project
Countries commit to green energy partnership and to 'identify gaps and challenges' in developing North Sea as carbon storage hub
Israel to close embassy in Dublin after accusing Ireland of 'crossing every red line'
Move comes after Ireland threw its support behind ICJ genocide petition last week
UK joins Indo-Pacific trade bloc in move to 'boost trade and create opportunities for UK companies abroad'
Britain has become the first European nation to officially sign up to the 11-member CPTPP, but the economic benefits are limited
