Safiya Bashir

Safiya focuses on business and political stories for UK Investor Magazine. Her interests include international development, travel and politics.

TSB boss Pester steps down amid tech issues

Supermarket sales of organic food & drink reach record high

Raise to minimum wage will boost local economies by £1bn, new research shows

TSB apologises for latest IT meltdown

Footasylum shares plunge 50pc on profit warning

Homebase to close 42 stores, risking 1,500 jobs

Lyft plans March stock market flotation

Restaurant Group shares rise 5pc despite fall in sales

Theresa May to raise plastic bag charge to 10p

CMA takes legal action against Viagogo

Whitbread sells Costa Coffee to Coca Cola in £3.9bn deal, shares rise 17pc

Apple shares rally amid speculation of new iPhone reveal

Wonga collapses into administration

Watchdog gives green light to npower-SSE merger

Grindr stock plans for stock market listing

WH Smith on track to be ‘in line with expectations’

UK car production slumps 11pc in July

Vodaphone Australia announces A$15bn merger with TPG

Dyson to invest in Wiltshire research facility for electric car tests

Trump: there will be ‘left-wing violence’ if Democrats win mid-term elections

British retail prices expected to soar post-Brexit

Johnston Press shares plummet 21pc on fall in revenue

Amazon ranked at UK’s most reputable retailer

Aston Martin confirms plans to float on London Stock Exchange

Data breach complaints rise 160pc since May

Nestle & Starbucks complete licensing deal

Tiffany & Co. shares rise on strong results

World stocks rise on preliminary Nafta deal

Rising costs hit UK profits in professional & service sector, says CBI

Toyota to invest $500m into Uber, shares rise

Xpeng – the Tesla rival whose shares have rallied 315% in two months

23/11/2020

‘End of Austerity’ promise hashed out during PMQs

10/10/2018

Brexit: 5,000 City jobs could leave UK

10/10/2018

Advanced Oncotherapy shares soar after cancer treatment milestone

10/10/2018

Two reasons Travelodge backers can expect sleepless nights

24/07/2020