Starbucks suspended its financial guidance after it released unexpected results showing a drop in revenue and sharp decline in quarterly earnings. The preliminary results were published more than one week
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Plans for a total overhaul of the system could prevent water companies in England from making profits. A new commission, set up by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural
I bought a Tesla Model 3 in June for £42,791. The advert stated that the car had a 318-mile range, but when I charged the battery fully the car’s display
This year, share buybacks at mainland China’s largest exchanges reached a new record as Beijing pushed companies to return cash back to shareholders in an effort to revive the flagging
Volkswagen’s motor finance division has been fined £5.4m by the City regulator, and will pay more than £21.5m in compensation. This is for its “serious failures” in treating customers in
Unilever’s third-quarter sales are expected to grow as it implements a turnaround strategy under the new CEO. According to estimates, the maker of Marmite and Dove is expected to achieve
Aim has had a gruesome few weeks. The junior share market, which is lightly regulated and houses 700 British listed companies, is a place of horrors. Rachel Reeves’ budget, due
Striking Boeing employees have been offered a 35% four-year settlement to try and end their industrial action, which has crippled the aircraft manufacturer. It is estimated that the strike costs
Rentokil Initial (FTSE 100), the pest control company, has reported slightly better-than-expected performance in the US, as it continues to integrate Terminix, its North American business acquired in a £4.5
Premier Inn’s owner has promised to make a “step-change” in the financial performance of its hotel. It announced plans to return over £2 billion (£1.65 billion) to its shareholders within
Ryanair may be forced to carry fewer passengers next year than originally planned due to delays in Boeing’s delivery of new aircraft. Michael O’Leary is the chief executive officer of
Airbnb wants to convince millions homeowners to join its travel platform. To do this, it will launch an army of “co-hosts”, local people who can help manage the properties. The
A report from a group of academics and public health organizations claims that the sponsorship of Formula 1 by the tobacco industry could “drive addiction” to nicotine and cigarettes among
Tate & Lyle may become the latest London-listed company to leave the market, after being identified as a potential target by the US private equity firm Advent International. Advent is
De La Rue’s shares, the embattled printer of banknotes, soared after it reached a deal conditional to sell its division of authentication for £300million. The proceeds from the sale will
The board of TI Fluid Systems will recommend to shareholders that they accept a Canadian competitor’s fifth offer to buy the company. ABC Technologies, backed by Apollo Global Management and
