59 h. ago North Sea: 2,000 jobs face the axe as oil and gas firm Petrofac appoints administrators

Thousands of Scottish jobs are at risk following the announcement from Petrofac

Society

59 h. ago North Sea: 2,000 jobs at risk as oil and gas firm Petrofac appoints administrators

Thousands of Scottish jobs are at risk following the announcement from Petrofac

Society

69 h. ago Almost two thirds of charities axe jobs and services over financial strain

Research by Rathbones found that 95% of charity executives in the sector are thinking about leaving.

Politics

5 d. ago Bank of England’s finance chief Afua Kyei named most influential black Briton

Ms Kyei said she was ‘delighted that someone in the public sector and financial services is being recognised in this way’.

Economics

6 d. ago £283m in redress paid by financial services firms dealing with complaints

The Financial Conduct Authority released complaints figures for the first half of 2025.

Economics

6 d. ago Fund bosses warn Chancellor against personal tax raid as Budget fears rattle investors

Speculation over a fresh tax raid on investors and savers at the upcoming Budget in November is weighing on Briain's financial services sector.

Economics

8 d. ago Loan provider calls for rental payments to be included in credit scoring

A coalition of financial services organisations and consumer advocates are calling for significant reforms to how credit histories are built in the UK.

Politics

8 d. ago Full list of Pizza Hut closures as restaurant chain axes 68 branches and more than 1,000 jobs

Pizza Hut has revealed the full list of closures after it announced plans to axe 68 restaurants and more than 1,000 jobs.

Society

9 d. ago AWS outage: UK banks, finance services and tools hit as internet goes down

Brits may face delays accessing apps, online services, and financial platforms today 📉

Economics

9 d. ago What’s gone wrong at WPP? The crown slips at the world’s biggest advertising group

Exodus of big clients, falling profits and dire forecasts raise prospect of a once ‘unthinkable’ breakupA dark joke is doing the rounds in adland that Wire and Plastic Products, the Kent-based basketmaker that Martin Sorrell bought 40 years ago as a vehicle to build a global advertising giant, might outlast WPP.For decades the financial success and dominance of WPP – its 100,000 employees service global clients from Ford to Coca-Cola – has been the corporate manifestation of Britain’s shining reputation for creative advertising. Continue reading...

Politics

9 d. ago Gen Zs quitting banking jobs for ‘entrepreneurial experiences’, bosses say

Nearly half of financial services leaders report an increase in Gen Z employees leaving their organisation over the past year, according to a survey.

Economics

1 week ago What next for Kaye Adams? Star faces an uncertain BBC future after being taken off

The veteran presenter has been removed from her BBC Radio Scotland show - a role that earns her a healthy £155,000 per-year salary - following unsavoury allegations that she bullied her co-workers.

Politics

1 week ago Nestle to axe 16,000 jobs around world over next two years in cost

The boss of the consumer goods giant said the firm needed to ‘change faster’ and secure its future ‘as a leader in our industry’.

Politics

2 w. ago Famous manufacturer in Wales plans to shut plant and axe jobs

Brace's Bakery have told staff they plan to shut down one of the Blackwood sites by the beginning of next year

Economics

2 w. ago Christian Horner tipped for F1 job that is ‘perfect’ for him after Red Bull axe and £80m payout

CHRISTIAN HORNER would be "perfect" for a Sky Sports punditry role according to his former Red Bull colleague, Guenther Steiner. Horner has been on the lookout for a new job after his 20-year stay at Red Bull came to a dramatic end in July. The F1 veteran took an eye-popping £80MILLION payout as compensation for...

Economics

2 w. ago Lloyds Bank to challenge car finance compensation scheme after £2bn estimation

The financial services company is pushing for a fairer redress system

Economics

3 w. ago Andy Halliday discusses two Rangers manager candidates who ‘tick the boxes’ as he reveals his choice to replace Martin

ANDY HALLIDAY has revealed who he would choose to be the next Rangers manager. The former Rangers star - currently at Motherwell - was quizzed on the several managerial candidates linked with job in the wake of Russell Martin's axe. Rangers chiefs last night insisted that a “rigorous and thoughtful recruitment process" will be undertaken...

Politics

3 w. ago AstraZeneca heaps pressure on Keir Starmer with threat to slash investment in the UK unless NHS accepts higher drugs prices

Shaun Grady told an event at the Conservative Party Conference that Britain's pricing regime, which seeks to limit the financial impact on the health service, was 'appalling'.

Events

3 w. ago Russell Martin among favourites for vacant manager’s job less than 24 hours after Rangers axe

RUSSELL MARTIN was dramatically sacked by Rangers late last night. But he has already emerged as a shock contender for a quickfire return to management in England. Martin, 39, saw his dismal reign as Rangers boss come to an end on the back of a 1-1 draw with Falkirk. It was the latest dire result...

Society

3 w. ago Woman 'sacked for bringing her girlfriend to work Christmas party'

Lou Beardsmore was just 25 and working in financial services in Edinburgh when she was sacked for bringing her girlfriend to an office Christmas party

Politics