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IAG mulling potential acquisitions - report
British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines Group is turning its attention to industry consolidation, it was reported on Monday, with ailing rivals thought to be in its sights.
Mortgage approvals fall sharply - Bank of England
Mortgage approvals fell sharply in September, according to official data published on Monday, as interest rates continued to climb.
German retail sales nudge higher
German retail sales picked up unexpectedly last month, official data showed on Monday.
China's economy falters on softening demand
China’s economy continued to come under pressure last month, official data showed on Monday, as rolling Covid-19 lockdowns and weakening international demand weighed heavily.
Bodycote turns to Rolls-Royce for new FD
Heat treatment specialist Bodycote has named Ben Fidler as its next chief financial officer.
FCA fines Barclays £50m over 2008 Qatar deal
Barclays has been fined £50m by the City watchdog over its “reckless” conduct during a fund raising at the height of the 2008 financial crisis.
Retail sales slide in September as government borrowing mounts
Retail sales tumbled in September, official data showed on Friday, weighed down by soaring prices, the cost-of-living crisis and the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.
Summer heat hits sales at ProCook
ProCook Group reported a slide in second-quarter sales on Friday, after the long hot summer kept people out of the kitchen.
GSK seeks Japanese approval for respiratory disease vaccine
Japan's medicines regulator has agreed to review GSK's vaccine candidate for respiratory disease, the UK drugs group said on Friday.
Quarterly income jumps at London Stock Exchange Group
London Stock Exchange Group left its full-year targets unchanged on Friday, after posting a jump in quarterly income.
UK consumer confidence creeps higher
UK consumer confidence edged higher in October, a closely-watched survey showed on Friday, although it remains at historic lows.
Ericsson quarterly earnings miss forecasts
Quarterly earnings at Sweden’s Ericsson came in below forecasts on Thursday, after the telecoms equipment specialist was knocked by higher costs.
Third-quarter sales surge at Hermes
Luxury goods brand Hermes International reported a surge in quarterly sales on Thursday, helped by strong demand in China.
Naked Wines slashes sales targets in spending overhaul
Naked Wines admitted on Thursday that "mistakes" had been made in its aggressive pursuit of growth, as it slashed full-year sales targets and launched a cost-cutting drive.
Assets under management dip at Schroders
Blue chip fund manager Schroders reported a dip in assets under management on Thursday.
Dechra on track despite weaker first quarter
Dechra Pharmaceuticals said on Thursday it remained on course to meet full-year expectations, despite a slower start to the year.
Liberum cuts Asos rating to 'sell'
Liberum has cut its recommendation on Asos to ‘sell’, after full-year results disappointed.
Hunt mulling windfall tax for banks - report
New chancellor Jeremy Hunt is considering upping the amount of tax paid by banks as he looks to plug funding gaps, it was reported on Wednesday.
Great Portland in talks with Clifford Chance about potential pre-letting
Great Portland Estates is in talks to pre-let its Aldermanbury Square development to magic circle law firm Clifford Chance.
UK inflation hits 40-year high of 10.1%
Soaring food prices helped push up inflation in September, official data showed on Wednesday, to a record 10. 1%.