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Raspberry Pi executives reduce stakes after IPO. Founder Eben Upton and CFO Richard Boult have sold shares worth £1.8m and £455,000 respectively, following the end of the company’s lock-up period. Despite a recent dip in share price, Raspberry Pi maintains profitability and FTSE 250 status.
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Ten thousand companies removed from UK register. Companies House has launched a sweeping purge of suspected shell firms and fraudulent entities, with new powers allowing it to challenge, reject, and dissolve non-compliant organisations. The action forms part of a broader campaign to restore corporate transparency and tackle organised crime.
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UK and India agree major trade deal. The agreement will cut tariffs, boost trade by £25.5bn, and open up key sectors. Ministers say the deal will benefit whisky, cars, and services — though ratification and investment talks are still ongoing.
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UK doubles down on digital resilience after M&S breach
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Jones takes over role to tackle late payments crisis
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UK law firm mergers fall 25% amid PE speculation
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Gambling tax reforms spark backlash over racing and high street risks
