UK government must avoid bailing out a business doomed to fail
Lex's Alan Livsey on why Britain's second-largest steelmaker faces administration
Private equity group that bought company for £1 faces questions over financing
Stopgap arrangement agreed but details of the amount of funding not disclosed
Uncertainty around Brexit takes its toll as talks continue with ministers about additional support
Britain’s second biggest steelmaker would have faced £500m fine without funding
Permit rollover woes prompt parent Greybull to seek government help
Private equity-owned group forced to ask government for £100m to cover shortfall
Funding shortfall prompted by Brexit-related changes to trading scheme
Independent review says workers did not get enough support or advice
British Steel to hand over its terminal to port operator ahead of its lease expiring
Privately-owned group considering offer for Pennsylvania-based Johnstown Wire
Greybull Capital looks for deals 2 years into turnround of group bought for £1
Investment at Scunthorpe site will be biggest in a decade as part of turnround plans
Regulator and financial ‘vultures’ criticised over retirement cash transfers
A fifth of scheme’s members at risk of being left in lifeboat for failed company plans
Only half of transfers of retirement cash by Port Talbot workers were suitable, says FCA
Peter Bernscher resigns over ‘differences in perspective’
Probe starts after Port Talbot and Scunthorpe workers targeted by financial advisers
Financial Conduct Authority to visit Wales after concerns about a ‘feeding frenzy’
Multibillion pound risks of proposals for Tata plant scheme raised by state actuary
Plant in Scunthorpe was sold by Tata for £1 in June
UK should only offer incentives to Tata in return for firm pledges
Government lines up multimillion-pound offer to retain it in UK
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