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Ad group draws line under scandal as it faces possible takeover offer from biggest shareholder
Adrian Farnham to take over temporary leadership while the exchange searches for a replacement
Former F1 team boss concerned that group of Asian investors would block deal
Photo-Me reveals management buyout offer and Fed launches digital currency debate
Fall of 3.7% far worse than the 0.6% decline economists expected
Debate over whether key post-crisis regulation will survive says much about the financial zeitgeist
Protests ahead of elections force revocation of mining licences
Goldman Sachs and HSBC are among those making the move as Covid restrictions are eased
Executives warn of ‘enormous’ political challenge unless the government eases the pressure on household finances
Top shareholder urges executives to improve business rather than chase big acquisitions
Group expects cake range to hit US stores for the first time next quarter
North Sea producer’s performance comes as UK Labour party and green groups call for windfall tax
Ladbrokes owner upgrades lower end of forecast to predict profit between £875m and £885m
Plus, why Lloyd’s cannot be sentimental about its iconic City building
Outstanding credits, revealed by special administrator, could have to be met by UK taxpayers or from other consumers
Top-10 investor Flossbach ‘would strongly oppose’ a deal for consumer business
Audit committee chair steps down after wrongly tallied shareholder proxies mistakenly gave him majority support
Report rejects concerns that mortgage market has been harmed but accepts the system may need to be simplified
What’s a $45,000 credit card bill between suitors?
Move comes as part of a shake-up of regulations covering promotions for high-risk investments
Penalty for its Conviviality work is second set of sanctions against firm in as many days
UK chain hits out at ‘partygate’ and says rules should have allowed ministers and aides to go to a pub
A bumper morning of City earnings with Burberry, BHP, Pearson, Wetherspoons and Wise
Chief executive Andy Bird under pressure to revive fortunes of FTSE 100 group
Decision expected within days on whether to refer £2.8bn move by US-owned rival for in-depth probe
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