British Land, the FTSE 100 property group, has paused the second phase of its Canada Water development in south east London as it waits for a clear improvement in rising costs and slow flat sales.

The boss of the company behind Spode, Portmeirion and Royal Worcester says more of Britain's potteries could fail unless a promised £120 million support package is delivered.

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The UK’s finances received a massive and unexpected boost this month, with the Treasury reporting a record surplus of over thirty billion pounds. This is the largest amount of "extra" money the government has had at its disposal since the early 1990s. The surplus was driven by a combination of higher-than-expected tax receipts and a slight dip in government spending toward the end of the last quarter. While this sounds like great news, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been quick

London’s status as the fintech capital of Europe remains undisputed. Today, digital banking giant Revolut confirmed it has raised a fresh round of funding, valuing the company at a staggering £45 billion . This valuation makes it one of the most valuable financial institutions in the UK, eclipsing the market capitalization of traditional high street stalwart NatWest Group . The funding round was led by SoftBank and Tiger Global , signaling continued foreign confidence in th

While many high street retailers are issuing profit warnings ahead of the festive season, Marks & Spencer (M&S) is bucking the trend entirely. In a trading update released today, CEO Stuart Machin revealed that the retail giant is on track for its most profitable Christmas quarter in over a decade, projecting a 12% increase in like-for-like sales compared to December 2024. The secret to their success? A surprisingly aggressive expansion in the "premium dining" sector. M&S’