Legal & General: FTSE 100 giant appoints Eric Adler to lead asset management
"In a competitive global search, Eric stood out for his growth orientation," boss António Simões said.
Mission Group: Mastercard contract win helps group growth
Advertising agency Mission Group posted first half results in line with expectations as it gears up to open a new office in Saudi Arabia to muscle in on the region. The London-listed company report
AG Barr boosts dividend as Rubicon and Irn Bru sales grow
Drinks business AG Barr has reported a strong set of half-year results thanks to higher demand for its core soft drinks offering despite weak summer trading conditions and a dip in revenue from its co
Recruiter SThree holds guidance despite ‘challenging’ market conditions
SThree, the recruiter specialising in STEM fields, reported a six per cent contraction in its quarterly order book, which sits at £167m.
FTSE 250 group Raspberry Pi beats profit expectations
Raspberry Pi has surpassed its expectations in its first set of financial results since it floated on the London Stock Exchange earlier this year. The Cambridge-based computer company, which was added
The ‘last bastion of extreme sexism’: life as a female entrepreneur
Debbie Wosskow, behind the Invest in Women Taskforce, on how she’s managed to surpass the challenges on her entrepreneurial journey so far.
Why Google faces millions in fines from global regulators
Google is up against the growing wrath of regulators worldwide, as it faces the possibility of millions in fines for alleged anti-competitive practices. According to Bloomberg, the EU is preparing t
UK family businesses fear ‘dishonesty’ in Labour’s tax plans
UK family businesses are beginning to fear dishonesty within Labour's tax plans set to be revealed in the upcoming Autumn budget, a new poll has found.
Bank of London: Questions persist over unicorn’s finances and governance
In the span of just two weeks, fintech "unicorn" The Bank of London has gone from relative obscurity to being thrust into the public spotlight for all the wrong reasons.
ISG collapse shows cracks in UK construction industry
The crisis engulfing ISG raises questions about the entire UK construction sector, not just its own weak business model.