BP (BP.) said that Chief Executive Murray Auchincloss has left the position, and will be replaced by Woodside Energy Group boss Meg O’Neill. The London-based oil major says Carol Howle, current
BP (BP.) said that Chief Executive Murray Auchincloss has left the position, and will be replaced by Woodside Energy Group boss Meg O’Neill. The London-based oil major says Carol Howle, current
The Telegraph: Rayner used disabled son’s NHS compensation to buy second home. The Deputy Prime Minister sold share of her Ashton-under-Lyne house to child’s trust for £162,500.
(Alliance News) – London’s FTSE 100 is called to open lower on Wednesday, but the pound perked up following a hotter-than-expected UK inflation report. The pace of annual consumer price inflation
Hemogenyx Pharmaceuticals (HEMO) announced that it has submitted its Annual Report to the FDA under the active Investigational New Drug (IND) application for HG-CT-1, the Company’s proprietary CAR-T cell therapy for
Proposed Cancellation of Admission to trading on AIM Re-registration as a Private Limited Company Adoption of New Articles and Notice of General Meeting
Zak Mir takes a charting look at some of the most followed small caps on the London stock market. Today’s charts are FTSE 100, Dax, Dow, Bitcoin, Gold, Avacta, Aptamer,
Parkmead (PMG), the independent energy group, announced the signing of an agreement to effect the sale of its wholly owned subsidiary, Parkmead (E&P) Ltd, to Serica Energy (UK) Ltd. The consideration
Electronics retailer Currys will announce its interim results on December 12 and reveal the potential impact of the recent Budget on its sales.
At the start of this month, shares of the electrical and technology retail group Currys (LON: CURY) were trading just above 83p. However, the significant shake-up in Tokyo and global
Hornby PLC (LSE:HRN), known for its model trains and Scalextric sets, has recently announced the addition of Mike Ashley, the proprietor of Frasers Group PLC (LSE:FRAS), as a consultant. This
Elliott, a US activist investor, has withdrawn its plans to privatize electronics retailer Currys after its two acquisition proposals were turned down.
Direct Line, the company behind Churchill Insurance, is the target of a £3.1 billion takeover bid from a foreign entity, marking another instance of a British firm attracting overseas interest.