Berkeley has committed to at least £2bn of shareholder returns over the decade to 2035, equivalent to 57 per cent of its current market cap. Of this, only £640mn is to be distributed between now and ...

Over the past five years, the FTSE 100 giant has sold off smaller, less profitable operations and doubled down on live B2B events. Last year’s £1.2bn acquisition of Ascential brought in marquee ...

Israel-based technology group MTI Wireless Edge (MWE:46.5p) has announced a raft of contract awards since reporting first-quarter results in mid-May.

Clearly investors cannot take it for granted that companies are safe from episodes of poor judgment, whether of their own making or the parties they deal with, despite the oversight of regulators and ...

Greencoat UK Wind (UKW), the largest name in the AIC Renewable Energy Infrastructure group by market capitalisation, saw its generation of renewable power come in at 2,581 gigawatt hours (GWh), 14 per ...

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee voted today to cut rates by a further 0.25 percentage points, taking the base rate to 4 per cent.

Harbour Energy (HBR) was one of the leading risers in the FTSE 250 after it updated the market on surging cash flows and production at the half-year mark, along with a 225 per cent increase in ...

The FTSE 100 slid about 0.3 per cent early doors due chiefly to a raft of blue chips moving ex-dividend. Hikma, which reported today, led the actual fallers, slipping about 8 per cent after profits ...

Zegona Communications (ZEG) is unlike most companies. The group hunts for unloved European telecoms assets, aiming to turn them around before selling them on at a profit. It rewards its executives ...

A year ago, Ferrexpo was optimistically talking about reopening a third pelletiser line depending on Black Sea port access, but the cash crunch it now finds itself in means it has had to halt one of ...

It delivered a decent set of results, but the market was more interested in taking profits from the share price run ...

Glencore (GLEN) has decided to maintain its primary listing in London, citing concerns over whether the group would be included within the S&P 500 index if it made the move to New York. The revelation ...