David Callaghan
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Foreign buyers target Oxford Street
Overseas ownership of the eastern end of Oxford Street has increased by 22% since December 2014.
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Barclays appoints former director of failed lender
Sir Ian Cheshire is set to become the chair of Barclays after the appointment was approved.
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Investors claim cash lost in Spanish property crash
People who lost cash in the collapse of the Spanish property market are now claiming the money back.
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Ladbrokes loses court battle over tax avoidance scheme
Ladbrokes has been ordered to pay £71m after losing a court case over a tax avoidance scheme.
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Waterstones accused of opening ‘independent’ stores
Book retailer Waterstones has been accused of opening unbranded stores with independent names.
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‘RBS will try to silence me,’ says whistleblower
A whistleblower who claims his firm was pushed into administration by Royal Bank of Scotland’s company rescue unit, said the bank will try to silence him.
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Builders use Help to Buy to prop up market
Builders have used Help to Buy to support developments in areas of weak demand.
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Builders prop up market with Help to Buy
Some builders have used Help to Buy to prop up the market in weaker parts of the country.
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Co-op Bank investors press for change
Major investors in the Co-operative Bank are pushing for change in the company’s management.
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Caffe Nero pays no tax again
Coffee shop chain Caffe Nero paid no corporation tax again last year despite making profits of £25.5m.
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Metro Bank founder’s wife receives £3.3m
The wife of Metro Bank founder Vernon Hill received £3.3m last year for work her firm did kitting out the bank’s 48 branches.
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Mortgage approvals make surprise jump
The number of mortgage approvals made a surprise jump to the highest number in almost a year.