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Deloitte and ex-partners fined £1m over Comet collapse
Deloitte and two of its former partners have been fined a total of £1m for failures in handling the administration of Comet, the collapsed electricals retailer.
Shorter London trading day supported by banks and asset managers
Big banks and asset managers have called for a shorter working day for London share traders to make jobs healthier and more open to women.
BoE leaves rates unchanged as it spies signs of recovery
The Bank of England's monetary policy committee voted 7-2 to keep interest rates unchanged in a closely watched decision with the UK on the brink of leaving the European Union.
Carnival shares fall as ship investigated for coronavirus
Carnival shares fell after one of the cruise operator's ships was put in lockdown while being investigated for potential cases of coronavirus.
UK economic sentiment hits post-election five-month high
UK economic confidence strengthened to a five-month high in January, led by services, after the Conservatives' general election victory eased political uncertainty.
Prudential hires Shriti Vadera as next chair
Prudential has recruited Shriti Vadera as its next chair in a move that cements the former government minister's position as one of the most powerful women in the City.
Jaguar Land Rover CEO Ralf Speth to step down
Jaguar Land Rover's chief executive Ralf Speth will step down in September after leading the luxury carmaker for a decade.
Fuller's reports healthy festive sales
Fuller, Smith & Turner said it traded well over the festive period as the London-based pub and hotel group increased sales across its business.
Virgin Money finance chief Ian Smith resigns
Virgin Money is looking for a new finance chief after Ian Smith resigned to take up a job overseas.
St James's Place reports higher fourth-quarter inflows
St James's Place said improved investor sentiment put it on course for further growth as the wealth manager reported an increase in gross inflows for the fourth quarter.
Unilever flags up coronavirus threat and warns on annual sales
Unilever flagged up the threat from the coronavirus to its business as the consumer goods company warned annual sales growth would be at the low end of its target range.
Diageo sees annual sales at low end of guidance
Diageo said annual sales growth would be at the low end of its guidance as the drinks company reported a 2% increase in first-half underlying operating profit.
Xi Jinping pledges to beat 'devil' coronavirus
China's president Xi Jinping has pledged to beat the "devil" coronavirus as Hong Kong restricted rail and transport travel to and from the mainland and fears intensified over the disease's economic impact.
M&C Saatchi hires ex-Imperial boss Gareth Davis
M&C Saatchi has recruited Gareth Davis, a former chief executive of Imperial Tobacco, as deputy chairman as the advertising company seeks to replenish its board after a fractious clearout in December.
Coronavirus could cause Q1 China GDP to shrink, Pantheon says
China could suffer a contraction in real economic output in the first quarter as the economy is hit by the spread of the coronavirus, according to Pantheon Macroeconomics.
LSL Property profit to exceed expectations
Shares of LSL Property Services jumped on Tuesday after the company said annual underlying profit would be slightly better than it had expected and higher than the previous year.
Colefax profit drops on weak high-end property markets
Colefax's profit fell by a fifth in the first half as the luxury fabric and wallpaper company suffered from weak high-end housing markets in the US and UK.
Saga reassures on annual results
Saga said annual profit would be in line with guidance as the over-50s insurer and holiday provider seeks to steady its business after a rocky period.
FCA questions banks over higher overdraft rates
The Financial Conduct Authority has asked the big banks to reveal how they arrived at new overdraft rates of about 40% and to show how they will help affected customers after criticism of its rule changes.
McCarthy & Stone sees pickup after slow start to year
McCarthy & Stone said December's general election caused a slow start to the financial year but that its expectations were unchanged as the retirement home developer posted a 25% fall in annual profit.