FTSE
-
Upmarket shoe company and baker Greggs among five companies joining mid cap index
-
Imperial Tobacco, Shell … savers suffering years of rock-bottom interest rates are turning to the FTSE 100 British blue chips
-
-
IPO could bring bank’s boss Jayne-Anne Gadhia a multimillion-pound windfall from share awards
-
Study says more needs to be done by both government and companies in order to diversify upper management
-
Flotation back on after Bank of England gives clarity on leverage ratio and more stable market conditions, says chief executive
-
-
Pharmaceuticals group says ViiV Healthcare could be worth more than Marks & Spencer or Sainsbury’s if allowed to stand alone
-
Owner of webuyanycar.com joins growing list of firms to scrap IPO plans amid global economic jitters
-
The energy company has published retrospective accounts and pledges to stay away from tax havens
-
• Central bank intervention in US adds to optimism
• EU forced to pledge ‘all help possible’ to Greece
-
-
Shares have slumped amid fears over the global economy, ebola and the eurozone crisis. But how do these falls compare with the FTSE 100's biggest plunges?
-
Price of oil pushed to four-year low, while FTSE 100 experiences biggest one-day fall since June 2013
-
FTSE and Dow Jones Industrial Average fall more than 2% after poor US data
-
Disappointing US data has sent shares falling across Europe. Will they fall further?
-
Specialist bank cites deterioration of global equity markets as share prices tumble from recent peaks
-
Nils Pratley: As Andrew Tyrie of the Banking Standards Commission put it: ‘A buck that does not stop with an individual often stops nowhere’
-
Rolling business and financial news, as European and Asian markets continue to be pummelled
-
-
Luxury shoemaker’s new share price expected to value firm at £620m rather than £700m as FTSE fall spooks investors
-
IDS survey shows rise driven by 44% increase in long-term incentive share awards and 12% boost in bonuses
-
Fears of a global economic slowdown, tensions in the Middle East and the spread of the Ebola virus weighed on world shares
-
Edinburgh-based firm says market volatility is behind decision not to proceed with public listing aimed at raising £140m
-
Each of once-nationalised Northern Rock’s 2,800 staff to net £1,000 in shares, with taxpayer set for £50m payout
-
Stock markets fall across UK, Europe and US as sluggish eurozone and global conflict hit economies
-
Concerns voiced that only half of chairs in FTSE 350 think boards understand impact of lost data and information
-
Carlyle Group instead sells stake in breakdown service to Singapore sovereign wealth fund
-
Fears over US subsidiary’s potential profitability cuts IPO share price from $23-$25 per share down to $21.5
-
Shares tumble as Britain’s biggest supermarket chain suspends four executives after profits were inflated by £250m
-
CEO, Phillip Monks, says share sale necessary to continue growth across a range of business or domestic loan products
-
-
Shares in the Chinese internet giant reach a high of $100 as founder Jack Ma says ‘We want to be bigger than Walmart’
-
RBS bounces back as pound hits two-year high in Asia markets but analysts warn of uncertainty surrounding further devolution
-
About £7.4bn raised as of end of August, says Capita Asset Services, and on current trends year's total could reach £11.7bn
-
HSBC among those to publish update on remuneration policies before AGM to avoid shareholder revolt
-
-
Formerly Northern Rock, bank gives clearest indication yet it intends to float by appointing Glen Moreno as chairman
-
Ethnic minorities more unlikely to get leading positions in the public sector than they are among Britain's largest companies
-
Investors dump companies and sterling as analysts warn clients to 'be afraid, be very afraid' after poll lead for yes camp
Nils Pratley on finance Desperate BG opens chequebook for new boss Helge Lund