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Mark Zuckerberg says claims against Facebook are attempt to 'paint a false picture'
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said recent claims against the social media giant are an attempt to "paint a false picture of our company".
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Petrofac in £180m cash call to fund SFO bribery settlement
Petrofac, the London-listed oil group, will this week unveil plans to tap shareholders in a £180m fundraising that will be used in part to pay a Serious Fraud Office (SFO) fine for bribery offences.
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Schroders swoops for River & Mercantile arm in £230m deal
One of Britain's biggest fund managers is in advanced talks to acquire a division of one of its smaller rivals in a deal that will take its assets under management across the £750bn threshold.
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Leading figure to launch trade group for portfolio landlords
Leading landlord figure Marcus Selmon is to launch a group for larger operators in two weeks, LandlordZONE ©1999 - Present | Parkmatic Publications Ltd. All rights reserved | LandlordZONE® - Leading figure to launch trade group for portfolio landlords | LandlordZONE.
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Tesla worth $1trn as investors cheer deal with Hertz which has ordered 100,000 electric vehicles
Tesla's market capitalisation passed $1trn on Monday after its shares surged following a deal with car rental company Hertz which has ordered 100,000 new electric vehicles from the manufacturer.
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'Dangerous' Facebook groups push people to 'extreme interests' - whistleblower
Facebook groups can be "dangerous" because they use algorithms that "take people who have mainstream interests and push them to extreme interests", a whistleblower has told MPs.
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Huge selective licensing scheme planned in Brum covering 40% of the city
Birmingham landlords in 25 of the city’s wards could soon have to apply for a licence if ©1999 - Present | Parkmatic Publications Ltd. All rights reserved | LandlordZONE® - Huge selective licensing scheme planned in Brum covering 40% of the city | LandlordZONE.
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Bill to make EPC rules mandatory early ‘unlikely to become law’ after stabbing
The Minimum Energy Performance of Buildings Bill, which aimed to advance the government’s energy efficiency commitments, is ©1999 - Present | Parkmatic Publications Ltd. All rights reserved | LandlordZONE® - Bill to make EPC rules mandatory early ‘unlikely to become law’ after stabbing | LandlordZONE.
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Minimum wage and living wage set to rise - but inflation will 'blunt' the 'underwhelming' increase
The chancellor is set to increase the national living wage to £9.50 in Wednesday's budget.
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Owner of Las Iguanas to open 50 new restaurants and create 1,250 jobs
Restaurant owner The Big Table Group is planning to open 50 new sites in a move that will create 1,250 jobs.
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‘Bring in blanket landlord and property licencing in England’, urges thinktank
Property licensing schemes and should be rolled out across all of England, creating a de-facto national registration ©1999 - Present | Parkmatic Publications Ltd. All rights reserved | LandlordZONE® - ‘Bring in blanket landlord and property licencing in England’, urges thinktank | LandlordZONE.
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Petrol prices hit 142.94p per litre, data shows - beating record set in 2012
Petrol prices have hit a record high across the UK in what the RAC has described as a "truly dark day for drivers".
