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Bosch snaps up heating and air con assets in $8bn deal
German technology group Bosch is to acquire the residential ventilation business of Johnson Controls International in an $8bn deal, it was announced on Tuesday.
Supply shortages to hit sales and margin at Porsche
Shares in Porsche came under pressure on Tuesday, after the luxury marque warned supply issues would likely dent its full-year numbers.
Julius Baer names Goldman Sachs partner CEO
Julius Bear Gruppe has named Goldman Sachs partner Stefan Bollinger chief executive, it was confirmed on Tuesday.
Wiz ends $23bn deal talks with Google - reports
Talks between Google-parent Alphabet and Israeli start-up Wiz have ended, it emerged on Tuesday, ending the prospect of a potential $23bn blockbuster deal.
SThree sees half-year revenues fall, leaves guidance unchanged
Specialist recruiter SThree left its full-year guidance unchanged on Tuesday, despite posting a slide in interim revenues.
Compass ups full-year outlook on strong quarter
Catering giant Compass Group boosted its full-year guidance on Tuesday, following a bumper third quarter.
Government to scrutinise £5.3bn Royal Mail takeover
The new Labour government is set to look closely at the £5. 3bn takeover of Royal Mail-owner International Distribution Services by Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky.
Carpetright poised to be snapped up by rival Tapi
Tapi Carpet & Floors has agreed to buy a clutch of Carpetright stores as well as the struggling retailer’s brand, it was reported on Monday.
Vivendi to list French TV arm in London
Vivendi is to list its French TV business Canal+ on the London Stock Exchange, the European media conglomerate confirmed on Monday.
Anglo American Platinum on track despite profits fall
South Africa’s Anglo American Platinum said its restructuring programme remained on track on Monday, as it posted a sharp drop in half-year profits.
Ofcom fines BT £17.5m for 'catastrophic' 999 failings
The regulator has fined BT Group nearly £18m over “catastrophic” 999 call-handling failures, it was announced on Monday.
Ryanair sees profits slide, warns of softer fares
Ryanair Holdings posted a sharp fall in quarterly profits Monday and warned fares would likely be “materially” lower than last summer.
UK consumer confidence subdued - GfK
Consumer confidence remained subdued in July, a long-running survey showed on Friday, as people adopted a "wait and see" approach following the general election result.
Ofcom halts inflation-linked mid-contract price rises
Telecoms providers are to be banned from putting up prices linked to inflation mid-contract, the regulator confirmed on Friday.
UK retail sales slide in June - ONS
UK retail sales fell by more than expected in June, official data showed on Friday, partially reversing May’s jump.
Hargreaves Lansdown extends £5.4bn takeover deadline
The deadline for a potential £5. 4bn takeover of Hargreaves Lansdown has been pushed back, the fund supermarket confirmed on Friday.
Government borrowing higher than forecast in June - ONS
Public sector borrowing came in higher than expected in June, official data showed on Friday.
Banks must improve treatment of politicians - FCA
The financial regulator has warned banks must do more to ensure political clients are treated fairly, it was announced on Thursday.
Pollen Street takeover of Mattioli Woods on track
Pollen Street Capital’s acquisition of Mattioli Woods has taken another step towards completion, it was confirmed on Thursday.
Portmeirion buoyed by strong US trading, shares jump
Shares in Portmeirion Group rallied on Thursday, after strong trading in the US saw the ceramics manufacturer reiterate full-year guidance.