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MJ Gleeson 'in the right place', Canaccord says
MJ Gleeson is "in the right place" to recover strongly from the Covid-19 crisis in 2021, Canaccord Genuity said as it increased its target price on the housebuilder.
Ryanair to shut Laudamotion Vienna base
Ryanair's Laudamotion airline said it would shut its main base in Vienna with the loss of more than 300 jobs in what could be the first of a series of closures across Europe.
Stelios fails in bid to eject top easyJet directors
EasyJet's founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou has failed in his attempt to eject the airline's chairman, chief executive and two other directors from the board.
Wetherspoon to spend £11m on safety for pubs' reopening
JD Wetherspoon said it would spend an initial £11m on measures to minimise the risk of Covid-19 infection when its pubs are allowed to reopen.
Moss Bros to contest Brigadier's latest attempt to scrap takeover
Moss Bros said it would oppose Brigadier's attempt to scrap its £22. 6m bid for the clothing retailer after the UK's takeover regulator allowed Brigadier to appeal against its ruling.
China announces national security law for Hong Kong
The Hong Kong stock market fell sharply after China said it would impose a national security law that threatens the "one country, two systems" arrangement between the city and Beijing.
Retail sales plunge by a record 18.1% in April
The volume of retail sales plunged by a record 18. 1% in April as the shutdown of most stores during the Covid-19 crisis took full effect, official figures showed.
Vodafone names Heineken boss as chairman
Vodafone has named Jean-Francois Van Boxmeer, chief executive of Heineken, as its next chairman, ending a search that has lasted more than a year.
Close Brothers' Q3 bad debt charge jumps to £86.7m
Close Brothers set aside £86. 7m for bad debts in its third quarter to reflect the effects of the Covid-19 crisis on the economy and the merchant bank's clients.
United Utilities to review dividend after upping payout
United Utilities increased its final dividend but said it would review its dividend policy after £56m of Covid-19 costs contributed to a £5m decline in annual operating profit.