Money
Shareholders ‘bitterly disappointed’ after losing High Court case against Lloyds
Car manual publisher Haynes puts itself up for sale
Shareholders lose multimillion-pound legal battle against Lloyds
Fuller’s warns over costly divorce from brewing arm
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City reacts to Labour’s broadband proposals
Shares in BT remained in negative territory, although up from initial falls of nearly 4%, as the City and analysts reacted to Labour’s
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Oscar-winning visual effects firm pulls London listing over market uncertainty
Oscar-winning visual effects business DNEG has pulled its planned listing on the London Stock Exchange less than a month after first revealing its
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TalkTalk pauses FibreNation sale after Labour reveals nationalisation plans
TalkTalk has put the sale of its full fibre broadband business, FibreNation, on hold after the Labour Party announced plans to turn broadband into a
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Carpetright formally agrees sale to hedge fund Meditor for £15.2m
Bosses at Carpetright have formally agreed terms to sell the business to its biggest shareholder Meditor in a deal that values the floor specialist
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Global markets drop on Chinese economic fears and trade war worries
London’s top flight joined markets worldwide in dropping into the red as worrying Chinese economic data and fears over the US-China trade
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‘No industry consensus’ over funding to reimburse bank transfer scam victims
The industry cannot agree how an initiative to refund blameless victims of bank transfer victims should be funded, according to the UK’s
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Asda sales slide as supermarket bosses blame Brexit concerns
Asda bosses have blamed “customer concerns over Brexit” after the supermarket suffered sliding sales over the past three
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Corbyn government would ‘crucify’ the economy, says pub group boss
The boss of pub group Young’s has launched a scathing attack on Jeremy Corbyn, warning a Labour victory in next month’s election
