European chemical companies could take a hit as valuations decline amid soaring commodity prices May 25, 2022 Investment guidance for European chemicals companies is too optimistic, warned financial services group Morningstar.
Truss believes City is ‘growth engine’ of the economy, says former minister September 8, 2022 Liz Truss believes the City is the “best growth engine in the UK” and is preparing to lean on the financial sector to achieve her political agenda, a former minister said today.
Oil prices bounce back as EU considers joining UK and US with Russian energy sanctions March 21, 2022 Oil prices climbed over three per cent this morning, as eu nations weigh up the possibility of imposing energy sanctions on Russia.
Fever pitch: Battle for Ted Baker intensifies as new owners set to face post-pandemic high street ‘challenges’ April 4, 2022 Fashion chain Ted Baker has seen its share price boom after kicking off a formal sale process, with a third US private equity proposal. Analysts said the proposal comes as valuations of British companies have fallen in the wake of the pandemic and Brexit. Ted Baker has received an improved proposal from Sycamore, in addition [...]
City workers snap up central London homes as Brexit uncertainty fades March 2, 2020 The number of City workers snapping up property in prime central London areas surged last year as the uncertainty surrounding Brexit began to clear, according to the latest research. The percentage of buyers from the financial services sector buying properties worth more than £2m jumped to 34.6 per cent of total sales in 2019, the [...]
Gazprom halts gas supplies to Bulgaria and Poland as Russia demands rouble payments April 27, 2022 Kremlin-backed energy giant Gazprom has halted gas supplies to Bulgaria and Poland for failing to pay for gas in roubles.
Tensions mount between the Kremlin and the West as Gazprom cuts gas flows into Europe June 16, 2022 Europe is facing up to the growing prospect of a future without Russian gas, amid cuts from key pipeline Nord Stream 1.
Gas prices surge as West races to top-up supplies ahead of looming winter months July 7, 2022 Gas prices have spiked amid continued concerns over supply shortages, as the West scrambles to secure energy supplies ahead of winter.
Ed Warner: Why athletics still hits different at the Olympics June 27, 2024 Our columnist tackles this week's big takling points in sports business.
Inspired Energy’s shares slide as concerns over Gazprom Energy’s future mount March 21, 2022 Inspired Energy's shares have sunk on the FTSE AIM All-Share today, warning of a £3m hit if Gazprom Energy ceases trading