Mace: HS2 London Euston contractor boss to step down in top brass shake-up
HS2 Euston contractor Mace Euston has announced a new chief executive alongside a raft of top-level changes.
Cityfibre: Network provider hits profitability in challenge to BT Openreach and Virgin Media
Cityfibre recently announced its acquisition of network provider Lit Fibre, which has boosted its full fibre rollout by up to 300,000 sites.
Seasalt: Delayed results reveal sales success but profits under pressure
Sales surged past the £100m mark at fashion brand Seasalt but profits were slashed, according to heavily delayed accounts.
BBVA refuses to raise offer for Spanish bank merger with TSB owner Sabadell
Spanish banking giant Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA) has written to smaller domestic rival Banco Sabadell saying that it would not raise its offer for a merger, which Sabadell rejected earlier
Andrew Sykes hits record profit as European heatwave leads to summer air con purchases
Air conditioning hire firm Andrew Sykes posted record profit in 2023 as Southern Europeans looked to cool down from record temperatures over summer.
Train strikes, bad weather, hotel fire and ‘significant cost increases’ hit Brighton Pier operator
Inflationary pressures led to “significant cost increases” particularly in food, drinks, wages and insurance, the company said.
Investment trust body calls for Treasury to fix unnecessary rules costing billions
The rules around investment trust disclosures are costing the economy billions in lost investment.
Buy-to-let specialist Onesavings Bank sees uptick in lending after bruising 2023
OneSavings Bank (OSB) has posted an uptick in lending and deposits for the first three months of this year as it looks to rebound from a bruising 2023.
Renishaw lowers full-year revenue and profit guidance
Renishaw has slightly lowered its full year guidance after seeing an uptick in revenue at the start of this year, putting a gloss on what was a difficult trading period in the previous six months.
Chicken King’s empire still in the red despite sales passing £3bn
The food empire run by the so-called "Chicken King" has spent another year in the red despite its turnover rising to more than £3bn.