Wizz Air loses ground on Ryanair as Pratt & Whitney engine issues weigh on passenger numbers
Wizz Air's passenger numbers fell in April due to ongoing problems with its Pratt & Whitney-manufactured GTF engines.
Ti Fluids reports lower sales on electric vehicle headwinds
Revenue in Europe and the Middle East rose by 4.2 per cent, although total revenue was dragged down by a 10.8 per cent fall in the Asia Pacific region and a 3.4 per cent fall in the Americas.
Sales downturn at Spectris after sale of software firm
Precision instrument maker Spectris experienced a slower first start to the year than expected, it announced in its quarterly update.
Listed legal business NAHL reduces net debt by over £3m
Listed legal business NAHL revenue had a small increase of 2 per cent over the last financial year to £42.2m
Songs to return to Tiktok as it strikes licensing deal with Universal Music
Tiktok and Universal Music have struck a deal to return songs by popular artists like Billie Eilish and Harry Styles to the social media site.
Hostelworld bets on ex-Will Hill boss as chair amid strong trading
Hostelworld Group, a booking service for hostels around the world, has named its new chair and announced an earlier-than-planned repayment of a debt facility thanks to strong trading ahead of its Annu
London train strikes: Everything you need to know ahead of May bank holiday week disruption
There will be more disruption over the May bank holiday week as train drivers stage yet another round of strikes. City A.M. has all the details.
Hiscox: UK business in ‘growth mode’ as hard market continues
Lloyd’s of London insurer Hiscox has grown its written premium by 8.3 per cent as the FTSE 250 carrier shrugged off a contraction in its London market.
Revenue and sales down at SIG ahead of annual meeting
Construction supplier SIG has pointed to "challenging market conditions" as being the reason behind a further fall in sales and revenue in the year to April 30.
Grafton revenue falls but group expects boost from Irish housebuilding blitz
Grafton attributed the change to “prevailing macroeconomic conditions” as well as “exceptionally wet weather in Ireland”, which hurt demand.