James Hurley

Spreckley, which was previously linked to a ‘shadowy’ lobbying group, said that Justice for Property Rights was backed by ‘small investors and retirees’

A coalition of businesses and consumer groups warn the watchdog and the government that ‘dominant platforms’ could lock out smaller rivals

The FCA-appointed firm certified debt documents for a lender allegedly connected to a £1.3bn fraud but one partner has questioned the veracity of the filings

About 90% of companies haven’t seen any financial boost, stoking concern about a correction in valuations

Insolvency Service intensifies crackdown on abuse of Companies House register amid concerns over mainly China-based clients

The Financial Reporting Council said it had begun four investigations in relation to an alleged £1.3 billion fraud at Market Financial Solutions

Harold Tillman, the former Jaeger and Aquascutum owner, reflects on the loss of his fashion empire, spotting talent and why retirement holds little appeal

With the government’s target looking increasingly unrealistic, the housing secretary must decide on the contentious development’s fate this summer

Property developer says he has not received any of his High Court award against Robert Bonnier who fraudulently induced him to invest in Aaqua, a tech start-up

The London-based firm Innovo has been accused of unlawfully taking staff and assets from the Dubai conglomerate ASGC in a ‘family dispute’ at the High Court