Weetabix: Shoppers switching to supermarket own brand squeezes profit
Shoppers switching to supermarket own brand cereals has squeezed Weetabix's profit despite its sales edging up, according to newly-filed documents.
Labour is still ‘ambivalent’ towards the City – we need celebration, says Federated Hermes chief
Labour is still “ambivalent” towards the City and neither of the major parties have done enough to “celebrate” its achievements, according to the UK chief of Federated Hermes.
Judge rules on meaning of tweet in Andrew Bridgen’s libel claim against Matt Hancock
A High Court judge has ruled on the meaning of the social media post at the heart of former Tory MP Andrew Bridgen libel case against Matt Hancock's MP
Shein files papers for £52bn London listing – reports
Shein has confidentially filed papers for an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange, according to reports.
Gordon Ramsay TV shows boosts chef’s production studio
The success of hit TV shows featuring Gordon Ramsay helped his boost his production company's coffers during its latest financial period, it has been revealed.
US drug giant Pfizer beats GSK to UK government contract for 4.9m vaccine shots
Pfizer has beaten GSK to win a contract to supply millions of doses of a new respiratory vaccine in the UK after the government snubbed the local drugmaker.
Chapel Down brings in Rothschild & Co to conduct strategic review as firm considers sale
In an announcement to the markets this morning, Britain's biggest winemaker said it was the right time to review long-term funding options to support its growth strategy.
Landsec: Property giant ups stake in Bluewater shopping centre to two thirds
Property giant Landsec has acquired an additional 17.5 per cent stake in Bluewater, the out of town shopping centre in Kent, taking its overall ownership to over 65 per cent.
IG Design: Cards and Christmas cracker giant nearly triples profit despite ‘soft demand’
IG Design, the world’s biggest maker of greeting cards, wrapping paper and gift bags, has nearly tripled its annual profit despite a drop in revenue on "soft demand", as it focuses on simplifying th
Saga sees strong travel demand but insurance headwinds remain
Travel bookings are also ahead of the prior year, with booked revenue 14 per cent up, on a higher number of passengers.