Amazon Prime Video buys British film studio where The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is made
Amazon Prime Video is to acquire the British film studio where it makes The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.
‘The race is on!’: British aerospace firm Orbex ready for liftoff after opening London office
Demand for satellites is rapidly increasing, with a shift from a few stationary ones to thousands in low Earth orbit, where much higher speed communication is possible
Former Tory chair Lord Ashcroft to ‘open discussions’ on selling Gusborne wines stake
Ashcroft owns over 40m shares in AIM-listed Gusborne, equivalent to 66.76 per cent of the company. The company has a market cap of £40.17m.
Entain announces Aussie gambling veteran as new chief
Ladbrokes owner Entain has announced the appointment of Gavin Isaacs as its new chief executive, starting 2 September.
AFC Energy: Hydrogen firm hopes deal with German manufacturer can spark recovery
Hydrogen power firm AFC Energy has inked a landmark supply deal with a german manufacturer that investors will hope will jolt the firm back into life after three years of stark decline.
Christian May returns as City A.M. editor
May's return coincides with City A.M.'s move to new offices in the City of London.
City A.M. announces two-year partnership with publisher Reach
David Higgerson, chief digital publisher at Reach, said the partnership will help the London-listed media group to strengthen its quality business journalism offering.
Disinfectant supplier Tristel cleans up competition with bumper profit
Specialist disinfectant manufacturer Tristel is expecting bumper full-year profit and revenue after capitalising on strong demand.
Ceres: Green hydrogen specialist raises forecast after inking bumper supply deal
Green hydrogen and fuel cell specialist Ceres Power has raised its revenue guidance for the year after signing a bumper manufacturing contract with an Asian original equipment manufacturer.
Ryanair: Michael O’Leary says summer fares will be ‘materially lower’ as profit falls
Chief executive Michael O'Leary warned shareholders that fares in the upcoming quarter would be "materially lower than last summer."