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Shareholder unrest increases over plans to hand extra £2m to head of UK’s largest defence contractor
Two years after implementation is not the time to roll back ringfencing
The incoming chair’s best chance of turning the Swiss lender round lies in swiftly resetting strategy and culture
Vote to appoint partner from asset manager Phoenix sparks wave of resignations from board
Move reflects wider staff shortages across hospitality sector following high level of job losses during lockdown
Creditors vote to wind up Australia-based group that collapsed under A$4.9bn of debt
World’s biggest exhibitions organiser expecting fewer attendees when US events restart this summer
Credit Suisse taps investors for $2bn, Apple pushes into ads
Florists benefit while people have been unable to celebrate occasions during pandemic
Fears mount for ‘zombie’ businesses as government Covid support will soon come to an end
Messages between entrepreneur and PM come as UK government is engulfed in Greensill scandal
Inter Milan and Atlético Madrid join English football sides in quitting breakaway competition
Watch out for early proof that the cost-cutting programme is bearing fruit before investing
Move comes less than 2 years after Big Four firm made ‘major investment’ in the region
Super League collapses, CEOs aren’t sharing the pay pain
Several hospitality groups plan legal action in an effort to force payouts more than a year since first UK lockdown
Noel Quinn refuses to redraw bank’s core business plan on basis of geopolitical tensions
The UK group’s derided conglomerate model has displayed its risk-limiting value
Government intervention is required, whether through tax breaks, carbon pricing or direct funding
Treasury committee will also demand that former UK prime minister gives oral evidence to inquiry
Investors left disappointed after judge dismisses objections
Buyers must offer concessions on petrol stations before regulator approves takeover
Rapid acquisitions are transforming the animal care sector but also prompting a political backlash
Some 13 years on from the financial crisis, it is right to consider if banking regulations should be changed
Archegos fallout spreads at Credit Suisse, Simon Kuper on the Super League proposal
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