Money
De La Rue axing 170 jobs amid restructure
Automatic upgrades suggested for consumers left in poor financial services deals
Le Pain Quotidien falls to loss amid ‘challenging’ high street conditions
Woodford fund managers used flawed rules to the full, FCA boss says
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Anglo American diamond sales slump amid ‘challenging’ Chinese trading
Mining giant Anglo American has reported a slump in diamond sales, blaming a fall in demand from Asian customers.The FTSE 100 firm saw shares lift
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Nine in 10 over-65s have no plan to pay for social care, says ABI
Many people could be sitting on a “social care financial time bomb”, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has said.It found
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Supermarket sales suffer from wet start to summer
The wet start to the summer sent ice cream, beer and burger sales plummeting on this time last year as shoppers turned to soup to cope with the
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New Look sees losses widen but cheers underlying improvements
Fashion chain New Look has slumped deeper into the red with losses of more than £500 million after hefty writedowns and warned that trading remains
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Carpetright makes ‘substantive progress’ on restructuring despite further losses
Struggling Carpetright has revealed the extent of the pain the retailer has faced since going through a major restructuring.Bosses at the chain saw
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Southern Water to pay out record £126m after ‘shocking’ Ofwat probe
Southern Water has been hit with a record £126 million penalty package after a “shocking” Ofwat probe uncovered failures in the
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FTSE 100 remains steady despite declines for supermarket groups
The FTSE 100 remained steady despite poor performances by the big supermarket retailers and US President Donald Trump’s warning to the
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William Hill partners with Native American resort in US expansion
William Hill is to work with a Native American tribe as part of its move to take advantage of looser US gambling laws.The American arm for the
