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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Pfizer abandoned its attempt to buy AstraZeneca for nearly 70 billion pounds ($118 billion) on Monday as a deadline approached without a last-minute change of heart by the... - 26 May 14, 11:55am -
The sector is essential to the economy. But it is rewarded too highly and imposes wider social costs. The penultimate in a series of farewell blogs - 1 May 18, 1:19pm -
Although we will probably spend 20 years or more in retirement, we don't think about it enough. The third in a series of farewell blogs - 27 Apr 18, 10:44am -
An independent chairman should be a minimum demand in the fashion’s retailer’s reform effortsIs everything now tickety-boo at Boohoo? Certainly there was no sign of a consumer boycott after last year’s revelations of shoddy practices in clothin… - 3 days ago, 14 Jan 21, 4:00pm -
Clothes supplier botched projects in 2018 and 2019 but lockdown last year sent sales soaringIt’s amazing now to recall that stock market investors initially thought lockdowns would be bad for online clothing retailers. Shares in Asos roughly halved… - 4 days ago, 13 Jan 21, 2:44pm -
Vistry Group’s healthy results suggest a sector that’s doing very well despite the pandemicBig housebuilders were mostly agreed last autumn: their sector had rebounded from the first national lockdown but more subsidies were needed to avoid a cru… - 5 days ago, 12 Jan 21, 2:38pm -
Entain’s board and 25,000 staff are entitled to be furious at Segev’s haste to embrace Blavatnik’s zillionsThere’s an unwritten rule in the world of chief executives that you don’t jump ship after six months in post just because another com… - 6 days ago, 11 Jan 21, 3:08pm -
The reputational gamble of hanging on to Treasury support is not worth taking if permanent reform is the goalSainsbury’s Christmas trading update was a demonstration of why the boards of all the big supermarket chains were obliged to come to their… - 10 days ago, 7 Jan 21, 2:39pm -
Jeremy Grantham’s warning that an ‘epic bubble’ has formed on Wall Street should not be ignoredJeremy Grantham, a wise old investor with an excellent record in calling time on wild stock market exuberance, picked his moment well this week to wa… - 11 days ago, 6 Jan 21, 2:36pm -
The £4.6bn support package is welcome but firms need clarity long before the March budget Coronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThanks for the latest £4.6bn support package, chancellor, but when will you be serving the main… - 12 days ago, 5 Jan 21, 3:09pm -
Owner of Ladbrokes and Coral right to take a wait-and-see approach ahead of US online betting bonanzaIt feels surprising that the big beasts of the US gambling scene, Las Vegas casino companies, are such digital dunces that they require UK-listed com… - 13 days ago, 4 Jan 21, 2:37pm -
Andrew Bailey’s apology was necessary – and while his Bank of England role appears safe, there are no guaranteesGovernors of the Bank of England do not apologise often, even for events that took place in their last job, but the London Capital & F… - 31 days ago, 17 Dec 20, 3:52pm -
Legal hurdle has gone, but from emissions targets to passenger projections, list of problems is longCleared for takeoff? Of course not. The supreme court has ruled that Heathrow’s third runway can proceed, but the chances of the thing being built s… - 32 days ago, 16 Dec 20, 3:04pm -