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Boards pay lip service to governance, regulator says
The UK's corporate governance regulator said too many companies paid lip service to requirements on pay and diversity and that it was unhappy with boards' response to its improved code of standards.
G4S discloses information to GardaWorld in bid battle
G4S has agreed to provide its hostile suitor GardaWorld with details about the company after revealing the information to another unidentified potential bidder.
Brexit deal impossible to call, Brussels warns
The president of the European commission said she could not predict whether the EU would strike a post-Brexit trade deal with the UK with little more than a month until the deadline.
Fulham Shore says business bounced back in second quarter
Fulham Shore said it made back much of the profit lost during the first Covid-19 lockdown but warned changing government measures made the outlook too uncertain to provide guidance.
Odey accuses Rio Tinto of destroying value over Mongolian mine
Odey Asset Management has accused Rio Tinto of destroying value through lack of action over problems at Turquoise Hill, through which Rio Tinto owns a giant copper mine in Mongolia.
AA agrees £219m sale to private equity firms
AA has agreed to be bought for £219m by two private equity firms in an ignominious end to the breakdown service's six years as a public company.
John Laing cuts workforce to boost returns
John Laing said it would cut about 15% of its workforce to save £6m a year as the infrastructure investor targets higher returns under new boss Ben Loomes.
Melrose reports trading at top of expectations
Melrose Industries said it was trading at the top of board expectations helped by a recovery in automotive markets but the company was cautious about the outlook.