Tulip Siddiq: Labour will bolster the international standing of the City
Welcoming the Financial Conduct Authority’s “once-in-a-generation reforms” to the listings rulebook, announced last week, Siddiq said she will build on those changes.
Online retailer Sosandar reveals where it is opening its first physical stores
Online fashion brand Sosandar has revealed the locations of its first physical stores as it prepares to transition into a "true multichannel retailer".
Brickability: Construction suppliers’ profit slides by a third on housing market woes
Chair John Richards said Brickability had continued to "demonstrate resilience and deliver a robust financial performance."
Gateley’s nine year streak of revenue growth continues despite dented profits
Legal and professional services group Gateley has extended of its unbroken run of revenue growth since IPO in 2015, but saw a small slide in profit after reinstating its employee bonus.
Revenue at B&M continues to rise as Brits seek out bargains
B&M has reported another strong set of results for the first quarter, as the group has maintained its post-pandemic edge. Revenues at the bargain chain, which also owns Heron Foods, rose by 2.4 per ce
RM: Education tech firm’s losses widen as transformation continues
“Our first half performance reflects the extent of the transformation RM has undergone," chief executive Mark Cook said.
Vanquis Bank reports surprise balance sheet hit after investigation
As a result of these write-offs, the lender said it would no longer hit its return on tangible equity and profit targets for the year.
Bloomsbury: Publisher of Harry Potter and Sarah J. Maas series eyes bumper revenue
Bloomsbury is on track to grow its revenue to almost £320m as JK Rowling's Harry Potter series and Cixin Liu's The Three Body Problem, which inspired a Netflix series of the same name, boost the pu
Sir Tim Martin: Wetherspoon boss on Brexit, his successor and how he lost £100m
Wetherspoon boss Sir Tim Martin reveals the toll being a prominent Brexit campaigner had on him, succession plans and how he once lost £100m.
Experian: Strong consumer sales helps firm maintain expectations
Strong growth in North America helped consumer and data analytics firm Experian to maintain its guidance in a quarterly update which saw the firm's total revenue increase substantially.