Since 1963, it had been a go-to destination for those complaining of a straining waistband. Now, WeightWatchers has filed for bankruptcy as the health and wellness company’s business model struggles […]
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Badenoch a ‘climate defeatist’, Starmer claims in energy costs exchange
Sir Keir Starmer has labelled the Conservative Party leader a “climate defeatist” as he defended the Government’s record on winter fuel payments. The Prime Minister at the despatch box described […]
The first domino: why data governance holds the key to digital transformation
Bluestonex is a Business Reporter client Organisations everywhere are racing to undergo digital transformation, eager to harness advanced analytics, artificial intelligence and automation to sharpen their competitive edge. Yet amid […]
BMW chief expects lower tariffs as trade war rumbles on
BMW has predicted a decline in US car tariffs starting in July, citing communications with US officials. This optimistic outlook contrasts with many of its competitors and reinforces the German […]
Rentokil boss to retire after 12 years at the helm
The boss of pest control firm Rentokil Initial has revealed plans to leave after nearly 12 years in the top job. Andy Ransom will retire as chief executive by the […]
Deliveroo takeover: What is DoorDash and what will the sale mean for customers?
Food delivery app Deliveroo is being snapped up by US rival DoorDash in a takeover deal worth £2.9 billion. The two firms said they will merge to cater to about […]
Brian Cox says Trump’s tariffs would be ‘absolute disaster’ for upcoming film
Scottish actor Brian Cox has said Donald Trump’s plan to impose 100% tariffs on non-US movies would be an “absolute disaster” for his upcoming film. The US president said in […]
The reasons why new car sales across UK dropped
New car registrations experienced a significant drop last month, according to industry figures. Preliminary data released by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) reveals a 10.4 per cent […]
Pontins in court over death of grandmother at resort
The parent company of Pontins holiday parks has appeared in court in connection with a grandmother’s death. Eighteen people were injured at the Brean Sands site near Burnham-on-Sea in Somerset […]
UK services sector shrinks for first time in 18 months amid tariff worries
The UK’s services sector shrank last month for the first time since October 2023 as concerns over trade tensions weighed on firms, according to new figures. Service sector companies reported […]