As many as 83 mergers and acquisitions (M&A) deals valued at £12 billion were conducted in the financial services sector in the first half of 2018, a new study carried out by accountancy firm EY has revealed.
British singer sues musician over ‘loss of royalties’ amid copyright dispute
In recent days, reports have emerged suggesting that English singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran is ‘suing’ musician Sam Chokri after losing royalties to his hit song, Shape Of You.
Supermarket worker sacked over Facebook post wins unfair dismissal case
A Sainsbury’s supermarket employee who was sacked over a controversial social media post was unfairly dismissed, an Employment Tribunal has found.
What happens if I have been unfairly dismissed?
Whether you have been made redundant without substantial notice, sacked on the spot or asked to leave following a period of tension, losing a job can be a stressful experience – and in some cases, you might feel that your employer’s decision was unfair.
Mortgage approvals bounce back to four-month high
New data from UK Finance reveals that UK mortgage approvals bounced back to a four month high in May, having picked up significantly for the second month running.