Owner of The Sun hits ITV with legal action over footage of Princess of Wales
Broadcaster ITV and its production company ITN have been hit with legal action by the publisher of The Sun newspaper
Matches racked up debts of over £200m as Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group failed to turnaround luxury fashion brand
Fashion brand Matches owed more than £200m as it was put into administration by Mike Ashley's Frasers Group , it has been revealed.
Angle agrees deal with Astrazeneca for tech to kill cancer cells
This is expected to be driven by an increase in the use of combination therapy for the treatment of drug-resistant cancers and the need for novel targeted medicines for cancer treatment.
KPMG hires ex-prisoners as part of Gov strategy to tackle £18bn reoffending cost
KPMG has become the first white collar British business to employ former prisoners as part of a new pilot programme by the Government
Muji owed up to £85m ahead of being rescued out of administration
The European arm of Japanese retailer Muji collapsed into administration owing up to £85m before a rescue deal was agreed, it has been revealed.
PZ Cussons: Shares jump after company announces restructuring
Shares in PZ Cussons rose over five per cent in early trade after it announced plans to offload its fake tan brand St Tropez and review its operations in Africa.
Lloyd’s insurance vehicle Inigo surpasses £885m in gross written premium
The specialist insurer Inigo has surpassed $1bn in gross written premium as well as reporting skyrocketing results for its profit before tax
Gold supports Hochschild Mining production outlook as dividend uncertainty continues
The firm's yellow metal production hit 53.7 thousand ounces (koz) through the first three months of the year.
Filtronic shares soar 52 per cent after landing Spacex deal and raising guidance
Shares in microwave technology firm Filtronics soared as much as 52 per cent on Wednesday morning after it unveiled a new long-term deal with SpaceX's Starlink platform that could make Elon Musk's com
The AA: Rising insurance premiums help revenue surge but profits slashed
Rising insurance premiums helped revenue at The AA surge to almost £1.3bn but a slowdown in its breakdown service saw profits slashed by more than 40 per cent.