TVL makes ‘strides’ in securing £19.5m investment for refinery set to power UK’s EV boom
The company behind Tees Valley Lithium (TVL) said it is making "significant strides" in securing up to $25m (£19.5m) in funding for its Wilton refinery project.
Clarkson shares plunge despite dividend hike
It marks the 22nd consecutive year the FTSE 250 shipbroker has increased dividend payouts for its investors.
Newriver’s Ellandi acquisition gives boost to results as firm eyes up Capital & Regional bid
London-listed Newriver REIT's acquisition of Elandi Management helped it buck the downward trend plaguing much of its sector to post a strong operational performance in its first quarter as it tries t
Lloyds Bank hires Amazon Web Services exec for first new AI director role
Like many other businesses, banks are looking to use AI to improve stagnant productivity growth and cut costs.
Guild Esports: David Beckham-backed firm receives bid after funding warning
The David Beckham backed gaming company Guild Esports is set for a takeover by the investment group DCB Sports after it warned last week it was facing a financial crisis.
Societe Generale offloads UK and Swiss private banking units in latest sales
French bank Société Générale has struck a deal to sell its UK and Swiss wealth management businesses to Geneva-based Union Bancaire Privée for €900m (£771m) as part of efforts to offload less
Retail chief Dickinson warns that food price rises are on the horizon
Helen Dickinson OBE, chief executive of the British Retail Consortium (BRC), said leading indicators in the commodity market mean another bout of food inflation in the next six months looked likely.
Unlocking business potential — here’s why one start-up was just ‘not enough’
Why take two days to work on a project, when technology could help you complete it in just a few seconds?
Meet the Fund Managers: Small companies, large gains
Investment reporter Elliot Gulliver-Needham speaks to Ken Wotton, manager of investment trust Strategic Equity Capital.
Blast of the summer wine: English producers benefit from warmer climate
The renaissance of English wine shows no sign of stopping in 2024 as increasing temperatures create better growing conditions in the south of the country. Turnover at the biggest producers of English