The US chemicals behemoth Dow has launched a strategic review of its operations at its Barry manufacturing site in South Wales, casting a shadow over a significant portion of its
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The activist investment powerhouse Elliott Management has accumulated a substantial £4 billion stake in British energy giant BP, advocating for a significant strategic shift that mirrors rival Shell’s recent transformation.
The beverage giant Coca-Cola has indicated it might need to escalate its plastic usage in the United States if Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs lead to heightened aluminium can costs. This
BP’s newly appointed chief executive Murray Auchincloss has announced plans to “fundamentally reset” the oil giant’s strategy amidst declining profits and mounting pressure from activist investor Elliott Management. The company
Britain’s largest train operator, FirstGroup, faces a pivotal moment as Labour’s rail renationalisation programme threatens to reshape its business landscape. The company, which operates significant portions of Britain’s rail network,
BP’s shares experienced a remarkable surge of more than 6 per cent on Monday, positioning the company at the pinnacle of the FTSE 100. This significant movement follows reports that
BP, a once-formidable giant of the oil industry, is in the midst of a dramatic downfall as analysts and investors question its strategy and long-term viability. The FTSE 100 company,
Global fast-food giant McDonald’s has demonstrated remarkable success in circumventing local council opposition to new outlet openings across England, wielding a sophisticated strategy that emphasises health-conscious offerings and community engagement.
Deutsche Bank’s profits have experienced a dramatic 92 per cent decline in the last quarter, prompting Chief Executive Christian Sewing to announce a comprehensive review of the bank’s operations where
The chief executive of Morrisons has attributed a deceleration in Christmas period sales to a cyber attack that impacted product availability and necessitated price reductions on various items. Rami Baitiéh,
British Airways is poised to report remarkable financial results next month, despite ongoing customer service criticisms and IT system challenges. The carrier’s resilience is evident as passenger numbers reached 45
In a significant shift of corporate strategy, Starbucks has announced the reversal of its 2018 open-access policy in North America, now requiring visitors to make a purchase to utilise their
City speculation is intensifying regarding a potential renewed takeover attempt of Anglo American by mining giant BHP. The previous £39 billion bid, which faltered in 2024, could see fresh momentum
The high street pharmacy giant Boots has reported exceptional sales growth, propelled by a surge in Black Friday online shopping, whilst its American parent company’s shares climbed by nearly 20
In an extraordinary transformation since 2020, MicroStrategy has evolved from a modest software company into a dominant force in the cryptocurrency market. The Virginia-based firm’s bold decision to diversify into
In a significant strategic shift, General Motors (GM) has announced the termination of its autonomous vehicle venture, Cruise, marking a notable retreat from the robotaxi sector. The decision comes after
