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Albert Manifold, BP’s recently removed chair, has launched a fierce defence of his conduct following his abrupt dismissal by the energy giant’s board. The London-listed supermajor fired Manifold on Tuesday after he

Smartstream has announced that the National Bank of Greece in Cyprus has successfully gone live with Air, the company’s AI-enabled reconciliation solution. The deployment marks a significant step forward in the bank’s

Premier League club Brentford is seeking permission to host “up to six” concerts each year as it looks to diversify its revenue streams. The G-Tech Community Stadium, which holds 17,250 fans, has

Nanoco Group, a small-cap semiconductor company based in Manchester, is leaving the London Stock Exchange to cut annual costs of £700,000. The firm cited weak liquidity and volatile investor sentiment as key

Tide, the UK business management platform, has announced it has surpassed two million members globally, with India driving significant growth. More than 1.1 million small businesses joined Tide in India since the

Octopus Legacy, a bereavement service owned by Octopus Group, has acquired a private client team from UK-based law firm NewLaw Solicitors. The legal arm of the company, Octopus Legal Services, has taken

Global markets managed to absorb new Middle East developments on Tuesday, with hopes of a peace deal helping to steady investor sentiment. The FTSE 100 closed in positive territory despite choppy trading,

US equity markets ended Tuesday in mixed territory, with technology shares driving gains on the Nasdaq while the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped into the red. The Nasdaq Composite rose 277.81

Europe’s car market expanded in April as demand for electrified vehicles offset declining petrol and diesel sales, with Chinese brands continuing to gain ground across the region. Registrations across the European Union,

James Sherwin-Smith is mounting a challenge that no Nationwide member has successfully attempted in 25 years, seeking a seat on the building society’s board ahead of its annual general meeting. Sherwin-Smith has