UK oil and gas firms dish out £2.2bn dividends after bumper profits April 27, 2022 London-listed oil and gas firms dished out bumper dividends in the first quarter of the year as profits surged on the back of soaring commodity prices.
Top investors pile pressure on food giants to ramp up health performance April 26, 2022 A group of investors representing £3tn in assets have called on some of the world’s top food producers to ramp up their performance on health.
Medical tech firm Sensyne set to axe 80 staff in scramble to stay afloat April 26, 2022 London-listed medical tech firm Sensyne is set to axe two thirds of its workforce after being rescued from the brink of collapse earlier this month.
Global reach of crypto leaves individual regulators powerless, FCA boss warns April 26, 2022 The global reach of cryptocurrencies has left individual regulators unable to shield consumers from mis-sold investments and dodgy products, the chief of the UK’s financial watchdog has warned.
London comes out on top for foreign finance investment April 26, 2022 London’s finance firms attracted more foreign cash than any global city last year in a boon to the Square Mile’s standing as a financial hub beyond Brexit.
Starling bags £130.5m ‘war chest’ as it looks to snap up lenders April 26, 2022 Fintech lender Starling said it is on an acquisition warpath today as it bagged £130.5m fresh funding to snap up new firms.
Twitter accepts Musk’s $44bn buyout deal April 25, 2022 Twitter has accepted a $44bn buyout from Tesla tycoon Elon Musk which takes the firm into private ownership
Former aide to Cameron fights to keep co-working firm afloat with emergency cash April 25, 2022 One of David Cameron’s former aides is fighting to keep his shared office firm Second Home afloat as he rushes to secure £6m of emergency funding from investors.
Universities braced for £250m funding hit due to Northern Ireland Brexit row April 25, 2022 Universities are set to weather a £250m hit to research funding if political leaders cannot settle the row over Northern Ireland, which is blocking the UK’s admission to a key European research body.
Activision sales plunge as Call of Duty demand drops off April 25, 2022 Sales at US game developer Activision Blizzard slumped below analysts’ estimates in the first quarter of the year as demand for its flagship Call of Duty series faltered.
