Following the first Exit polls on Thursday night, businesses and investors enjoyed an evening to remember as the pound and UK businesses welcomed the news of a Boris Johnson victory.
This week Wetherspoons announced its plans to spend more than £200 million on new and existing pubs over the next four years, subsequently creating over 10,000 new jobs in the industry.
This week Google’s Founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin will be stepping down as Alphabet CEO and President respectively, paving the way for current Google CEO Sundar Pichai to also become Alphabet’s new CEO.
Stocks in Ted Baker Plc have plummeted as much as 15% following news that the fashion chain had significantly overstated its inventory of unsold goods.
The local transport authorities have revoked Uber's license to operate in London following an alleged stint of uninsured and unlicensed Uber trips across the city.
Originally rumoured around $14.5 billion, Louis Vuitton’s parent company and the biggest luxury goods company in the world, LVMH has secured Tiffany & Co. in a $16 billion takeover.
One of the world’s most successful co-founderships, Hewlett-Packard aka HP has recently rejected a takeover offer from Xerox, a rivalling print multinational.
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