Rio Tinto endures mixed share price reaction after steady trading update October 17, 2023 Rio Tinto posted a steady trading update this morning, with output across its mining operations in line with expectations.
MPs have accepted the UK needs a proper industrial strategy, but where is it? February 13, 2024 The UK has accepted it needs a proper industrial strategy, but an ambition and detailed plan is still missing, writes Sharon Todd.
Copper brings in Mastercard’s Tim Neill as Chief Risk Officer September 5, 2022 Digital asset platform Copper.co has appointed Mastercard high-flyer Tim Neill as Chief Risk Officer with immediate effect.
As London loses firms to the US, our obsession over regulations is a distraction November 17, 2023 The idea regulations need to be trimmed back is a pure distraction from the real problems that London faces, writes Daniel Valentine
SSE profits soar in line with energy prices as windfall tax expansion looms November 16, 2022 Energy giant SSE reported a 221 per cent surge in pre-tax profits for the first half of the year today on the back of spike in gas and electricity prices this year.
Businesses no longer want the government to get out of the way July 30, 2024 A new partnership will mean government and business can co-create the opportunities for long-term investment to flow back into the UK, says Iain Anderson
Evraz profits plunge 99.5 per cent as sanctions hit August 4, 2022 Russian steel giant Evraz saw its profits fall by 99.5 per cent in the first half of the year after sanctions were slapped on the firm in May and demand for its products dried up.
Mark Kleinman: Proxies, a stock market exodus and a Kingfisher mystery April 18, 2024 Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and is the man who gets the City talking in his weekly City A.M. column.
Titanic shipbuilder Harland & Wolff suspends trading: How did we get here? July 1, 2024 The Belfast-based firm, which owns the shipyard that built the Titanic, said it had been in "ongoing discussions" with its auditors regarding the method of accounting for revenues in some of its contracts.
Clintons: Card giant axes stores and hundreds of staff as it slips back into the red June 13, 2024 Gift card giant Clintons has fallen back into the red after laying off hundreds of staff and closing more than 50 UK stores, as its owners grapple with its customers' changing shopping habits.