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Convenience stores at ‘breaking point’ as farmers blame Brexit and ‘pingdemic’ for production cuts
If investors applied even a small part of premiums enjoyed by such a powerhouse, L&G would be unassailable
Retirement business benefits from mortality changes while booming housebuilding sector lifts investments
Camelot’s current contract to be extended as bidders are given extra time to prepare submissions
Credit Suisse to face ‘tuna bonds’ trial and StanChart fails to convince investors
Record number of homes built in first half thanks to low interest rates and high domestic savings
Failure by businesses to repay ‘bounce back’ funds not as bad as first feared
Consumer groups and industry bodies criticise government for lack of oversight on tests for travellers
Ministers consider grounds for rejecting deal following competition authority report
Results from the emerging markets bank show the old problems of costs and complexity have not been fixed
New chief’s task is to show that remaining units are worth more together than would be separately
Fashion chain encouraged by current trading after full-year sales were halved during pandemic
Group says frequency of motor insurance claims is lagging even as drivers return to the roads
Fast-food chains lift shareholder returns as profits bounce back above pre-pandemic levels
Income investors are enjoying a bumper crop of payouts this summer — but are they sustainable?
Energy group takes advantage of oil price rally to return cash as it plots a greener future
StanChart’s profits surge and why the Meggitt deal should be allowed
Bill Winters says Asia-focused bank set to return to pre-Covid ‘performance trajectory’
UK-listed group to focus on industrial technology after buyout deal with TA Associates
Bank chiefs fear the EU rule could hamper the City of London’s global competitiveness
Large premium speaks of strategic ambition, while the two groups supply different aerospace niches, offering few areas to cut
Boris Johnson has set a 1GW goal for 2030 but there are concerns UK supply chain will lose out to foreign companies
Quarter of venues say all of their staff are self-isolating after being contacted by NHS Test and Trace app
Proposed £7.1bn takeover is latest move by an American buyer for a British defence group
Building activity passed pre-pandemic levels in May but Covid and Brexit put industry under pressure
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