UK housebuilding slows as construction sector hits longest downturn since pandemic
S&P Global data shows residential activity fell to 44.2 in August, deepening shortfall against Labour’s 1.5 million homes target
S&P Global data shows residential activity fell to 44.2 in August, deepening shortfall against Labour’s 1.5 million homes target
With Ofgem warning of an October rise in the energy price cap, independent comparisons show fixed tariffs offering lower average bills than the cap
Packaged-food group to break up as investors react to efforts to revive growth from the 2015 Kraft-Heinz tie-up
German automaker directs customers to dealers as the mid-engined roadster and coupe are discontinued for an upcoming battery-powered successor
Official figures show the lowest quarterly home completions since 2016 outside the pandemic and cement production at post‑war lows, raising questions about infrastructure delivery
Withdrawals of the 25% tax-free pension lump sum jumped sharply as savers and advisers scrambled for clarity ahead of the autumn Budget
Office for National Statistics data show only 38,780 new homes completed in Q1 2025, leaving the programme well below the required build rate to hit the 2029 goal
Tokyo police are investigating whether the drinks executive purchased products containing THC; company says his conduct fell short of leadership standards.
Regulator examines whether London Stock Exchange Group blocked rivals from installing radio equipment on its data-centre rooftop; LSEG and landlord propose sharing arrangement