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When an auditor steps down, shareholders (and regulators) should be kept in the loop
Shares in UK ecommerce group soared after Japanese fund gained option to invest in technology unit
Investors should watch pharma group’s latest bust-up closely
As gunboats gather off Jersey, the supposedly crucial status of trawlers during negotiations has not done them much good
Abrupt end to protection in the commercial property market risks being self-defeating
Third-party funders helped unlock decades of injustice suffered by 550 sub-postmasters
Pandemic has led to greater scrutiny of awards with more companies considering restricted stock plans
New activist shareholder may not have quick answers to drugmaker’s underlying problems
Messages between entrepreneur and PM come as UK government is engulfed in Greensill scandal
Culture secretary combined issuing threats to football clubs with calling in Arm’s $40bn sale on national security grounds
Reforming rules rather than repealing them could be best outcome for banks
Trade department reluctant to engage in dispute with New Delhi ahead of Boris Johnson trip
Cyber security IPO looks to be a different type of tech listing despite concerns over Mike Lynch
Miners were slow to recognise the ESG issues around thermal coal and now face a complex debate about what to do
Latest ‘deal’ between EU and UK offers little in the way of progress
The Future Fund has backed more than 1,200 companies yet the government is saying remarkably little about it
Proposals to clamp down on excessive dividends face an early challenge: define what that means
The UK listing process should be made more open and transparent
Cinema chain buys itself time to discover post-Covid appetite for movies; oil and gas pay catches up with ‘green’ fanfare
The corporate world seems more eager to talk about its efforts to protect the planet than its staff who have to live on it
Ministers must learn from past mistakes as they consider support for sector
UK efforts to boost credibility of accounts have moved at a glacial pace
Department store is leading a reappraisal of assumptions that have justified sector’s expansion in past decade
Subprime group tries to cap liabilities as regulatory tide turns against model
‘Office for Responsible Financial Regulation’ is latest industry proposal to change the way it is regulated post-Brexit
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