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Boohoo chairman buys 300,000 shares after auditor quits
Boohoo's chairman and co-founder has bought 300,000 of its shares in a bid to demonstrate confidence in the company after its auditor quit.
National Express hires Ignacio Garat as CEO
National Express has appointed former FedEx executive Ignacio Garat as its chief executive, ending a four-month search for a new boss.
IAG replaces BA boss Cruz with Aer Lingus's Doyle
IAG has replaced Alex Cruz as chief executive of British Airways with Aer Lingus's Sean Doyle in a shake-up under the group's new boss Luis Gallego.
Edinburgh Wooden Mill on brink of administration
Edinburgh Woollen Mill is on the brink of administration putting about 24,000 jobs at risk, according to reports.
BoE and FCA tell City to prepare for Brexit disruption
The Bank of England and the Financial Conduct Authority have told the City to prepare for potential market disruption when the UK leaves the EU at the end of 2020.
Treatt to pay final dividend amid upbeat outlook
Treatt said it would pay a final dividend in line with policy and that it was cautiously optimistic about the outlook for the current year.
Sunak to set out more jobs support
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is preparing to announce a local job furlough scheme for workers at businesses forced to close by new Covid-19 restrictions.
UK construction grows but stays below crisis levels
UK construction activity rose in August but was still more than 10% less than before the Covid-19 crisis, official figures showed.
Petropavlovsk cuts production guidance
Petropavlovsk said annual gold production would be less than expected and that it had delayed full commissioning of its Pioneer flotation plant in Russia.
TP Icap to buy Liquidnet for up to $700m
TP Icap has agreed to buy Liquidnet Holdings for up to $700m (£541m) to accelerate the modernisation and diversification of its business.
British Land reinstates dividend as performance improves
British Land reinstated its dividend after performance at its retail assets improved following the Covid-19 lockdown.
Shopping visits decline as infections rise - BRC
Visits to UK shopping locations dropped during September as Covid-19 infections rose and restrictions were tightened, industry figures showed.
LSE close to sale of Borsa Italiana - report
London Stock Exchange is close to agreeing the sale of Borsa Italiana for about €4. 5bn (£4. 1bn) to Euronext and two Italian lenders, Bloomberg reported.
TalkTalk considers £1.1bn approach from Toscafund
TalkTalk is in discussions to be taken private by Toscafund Asset Management after the investment firm approached it about a cash offer valuing the company at £1. 12bn.
Shareholders revolt over Andy Hornby's pay at Restaurant Group
More than a third of votes by Restaurant Group shareholders opposed a pay deal for Chief Executive Andy Hornby after the company cut thousands of jobs in the Covid-19 crisis.
BoE's Bailey warns of downside risks to UK
The Governor of the Bank of England said risks to Britain's economy were "very much on the downside" and that the BoE was ready to take aggressive action to limit the impact of a resurgence in coronavirus cases.
XP Power replaces pay committee chair after revolt
XP Power has replaced the head of its remuneration committee after shareholders protested over pay at its last annual general meeting.
CMC upgrades guidance after record first half
CMC Markets upgraded its guidance for annual revenue after trading revenue more than doubled to a record in the first half.
Hargreaves Lansdown reports good first quarter
Hargreaves Lansdown said it made a good start to the financial year as the investment platform reported £0. 8bn of net new business and revenue up 12% in the first quarter.
Concerns over housing market deepen - RICS
Concerns about prospects for the housing market deepened as activity stayed strong in the short term, a RICS survey showed.