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Brexit backer James Dyson ditches Britain for Singapore with HQ move
Brexit-backing businessman Sir James Dyson is to relocate Dyson head office from the UK making its main tax base in Singapore
Wednesday 4 November 2026
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Brexit-backing businessman Sir James Dyson is to relocate Dyson head office from the UK making its main tax base in Singapore
Digital wealth manager Nutmeg has secured £45 million in funding in an investment round led by Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs.
Four more House of Fraser stores look set to be saved from closure after new owner Sports Direct reached an interim deal with shopping ..
Mastercard has been fined 570.6 million euros (£502 million) by the European Commission for breaching EU anti-trust regulation.
Homeowners looking to lock themselves into decade-long fixed-rate mortgages to protect themselves against economic uncertainty have see..
Government borrowing missed expectations last month as spending exceeded tax receipts the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has said
EasyJet has said last month’s drone disruption at Gatwick was a “wake-up call” to airports after it cost the airline £15 million and af..
Record numbers of people are in work and job vacancies are at their joint highest level since 2001, new figures have revealed. Average ..
A second investigation has been launched by the UK’s accounting watchdog into KPMG’s auditing of collapsed construction giant Carillion..
Dixons Carphone has reported another sales slump at its troubled mobile phone division, which dragged on its third-quarter performance...
Pets at Home is to spend up to £8 million stockpiling pet food and products as it becomes the latest business to step up plans for…
Low-cost airline easyJet has revealed a £15 million hit from the drone chaos at Gatwick Airport last month which affected 82,000 custom..
Aldi said it has strengthened its position as the UK’s best-paying supermarket after announcing increases in hourly pay rates for store..
Haydn Mursell, the chief executive of troubled Kier Group, is to leave the business with immediate effect. The construction giant said ..
Red-faced tax officials have been forced to apologise today for two embarrassing mistakes over late-payment fines.