Charities must do more to promote diversity on their boards, new research shows

Chiquita Bananas and Fyffes announced their proposed merger this week: a deal that will create the biggest banana business in the world.

The court declined an application to set aside a guarantee by HQ Chester Limited (HQ) in favour of RBS.

Our annual Space Business Summit brought together some of the leading players in the space sector and finance community to debate the issue "Evolution or Revolution?

The new tax exemptions for EOTs introduced in the Finance Act 2014 are working, as intended, to promote the employee ownership business model in all its forms and especially the trust model.

The Charity Commission responds to the Joint Committee on Human Rights report on freedom of speech in universities.

New guide on being a charity in Scotland

On 12 January 2016, the UK government published a consultation in response to the IPO proposal.

We reported in January 2015 on proposed regulations to require all quoted companies and other large companies and limited liability partnerships (LLPs) to publish information about their payment practices.

Yesterday was a significant day for the SFO as its Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA) with Rolls-Royce PLC was given the seal of approval by Sir Brian Leveson.

Shortly before Christmas, the Union Des Associations Européennes De Football (UEFA) was granted a blocking injunction.

Thales Alenia Space and LeoSat Enterprises have signed the phase B contract for the development of a Low Earth Orbit satellite constellation comprising 78 to 108 high-power Ka-band satellites...

The European Food Safety Authority has been reviewing existing (or setting of new) maximum residue levels pursuant to Article 12 of Regulation 396/2005.

The Pre-Emption Group, representing listed companies, investors and intermediaries, updated its Statement of Principles for the disapplication of pre-emption rights in 2015.

A recent adjudication by the Advertising Standards Authority raises interesting issues for franchisors who conduct national price promotions on behalf of their franchise network.

It is a major decision for a company to expand its business into a new country or global region whatever business sector they happen to be in.

Sir Ian Wood, recently retired Chairman of the Wood Group, has published his interim report revealing the economic and energy security opportunities still available from the UK’s offshore oil and gas resources.

On 17 September 2015, the London Stock Exchange announced that a nominated adviser has been privately censured and fined £75,000 for breaches of rules 19 and 23 of the AIM Rules for Nominated Advisers.

In a recent case the High Court had to deal with how the diminution in value of shares should be assessed on the restoration of the shares to the bankrupt's estate.

The CMA's investigation will focus on a number of factors which form part of the consumer's booking experience including: