Companies supplying energy are getting much more money for their oil and gas than they were last year, partly because demand has increased as the world emerges from the pandemic, but more recently because of supply constraints following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
“The Bank’s overly tight monetary stance is pushing mortgage lending down, companies are struggling to repay debt, insolvencies are...
Of the 11 companies that provide water and sewage services in England and Wales, six are owned by or...
But Ms Bauerle Danzman, a professor of international studies at Indiana University, said despite US efforts to target its...
Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat, the chairman of the Commons foreign affairs committee, said: “We should be looking immediately to...
From his first week in the job, Mr Butoy noticed that the Horizon accounting software was not adding up...
By Kevin Peachey Cost of living correspondent In a speech focused at least partially on an upcoming election, Chancellor...
Glynn Barton, chief operating officer for TfL said: “There are no current proposals to change pension arrangements and, although...
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