Serica Energy chief: ‘High commodity price windfall long gone’
Serica Energy today announced its first share buyback programme, totalling £15m.
Warpaint London expands into Superdrug and Boots as revenue leaps 40 per cent
Warpaint cosmetics has reported a 40 per cent rise in revenue for the year ended 31st December, helped by the launch of its products in New Look and Superdrug stores.
Quilter: Wealth manager attracts surge of fresh cash as stock markets rebound
Wealth manager Quilter has pushed up the amount of cash managed in its funds in the first three months of the year after a surge in fresh inflows and a rebound in global equity markets.
Heathrow Airport hits historic footfall but urges UK to ‘rethink anti-growth policies’ like tourist tax
The group has swung from a £60m loss during the same period last year to £83m profit in 2024.
Jet2 gets summer-ready with new planes and profit before tax up a third
Profit before tax was 33 per cent up on the previous year and in line with expectations, while Jet2 added that its balance sheet was "very strong" with total cash sitting at £3.2bn.
Reckitt Benckiser: Nutrition arm bruised amid baby formula litigation case
Like-for-like sales at its nutrition arm fell by 9.9 per cent to £591m, which more than offset growth of 7.1 per cent at its hygiene arm and one per cent at its health arm.
Lloyds profit drops against bumper 2023 as margins shrink
Lloyds Banking Group has posted a 28 per cent fall in profit - in line with analysts' estimates - as price wars and the prospect of interest rate cuts forced it to offer better rates to customers.
Despite its problems, Thames Water still aims to pay £2bn in dividends over the next decade
Thames Water has said it does not pay dividends to shareholders, but pays internal sums to its parent company Kemble Water Holdings
SEC Lawyers Resign After Censure for Abuse of Power
The SEC's failed case against Digital Licensing Inc., a crypto platform known as DEBT Box, is continuing to make waves. Michael Welsh and Joseph Watkins, the SEC’s lead trial attorney and the agency
‘Massive opportunity’ for UK firms as digital services could save public 75,000 years
Digitising the UK’s government services could save Brits a collective 75,000 years of lost time annually and represents a “massive opportunity” for firms, new data has revealed.