Harland and Wolff: Titanic maker’s shares to stay suspended as stakeholders fear bankruptcy August 12, 2024 Harland and Wolff's Aim-listed shares have been suspended since July after accounting issues forced it to delay publishing its annual report.
Volvo: Record-breaking year for car maker as UK sales near £2bn August 7, 2024 Volvo's UK sales jumped closer to the £2bn mark after another record-breaking year, it has been revealed in newly filed accounts.
Orient Express and Royal Scotsman owner Belmond still in the red despite sales rise August 6, 2024 The UK arm of the company that runs the Venice Simplon-Orient Express increased its sales but saw its pre-tax loss widen during 2023, it has been revealed.
European airline results make for ‘depressing reading’, says Air Astana boss August 5, 2024 Air Astana on Monday reported record passenger half-year passenger numbers, driven by unexpectedly high demand from China.
Wizz Air passenger numbers dip as engine issues constrain capacity August 2, 2024 Wizz Air has been forced to constrain capacity due to long-running issues with the engines of some of its aircraft.
Net zero plan ‘long overdue’: UK shipping warns it’s falling behind on decarbonisation July 31, 2024 The shipping industry is concerned the govenrment is mismatching priorities, with the aviation sector's bid to decarbonise mentioned in the King's Speech.
London Underground: Severe delays hit Elizabeth Line all day July 30, 2024 Commuters are facing chaos on the London Underground as four lines suffer severe delays and the Overground is partially shut.
Boardroom Uncovered: How Virgin Group’s CEO went from New Zealand to running Richard Branson’s empire July 30, 2024 Boardroom Uncovered is City A.M.‘s on-camera interview series featuring the CEOs of the biggest and best-known companies operating in the UK.
Eurostar delays: French rail network hit with ‘malicious acts’ before Olympic opening ceremony July 26, 2024 Hours ahead of the Olympic Opening Ceremony in Paris, France's high-speed rail network has been hit by "malicious acts" which have caused service disruptions.
Aston Martin loses over £200m ahead of production ramp-up July 24, 2024 A fall in demand for luxury models led to Aston Martin losing more than £200m during the first half of 2023, it has been revealed.