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  • AgbioInvestors – helping their clients feed the world

    May 3, 2022  |  Sponsored

    It was only as recently as 2017 that the founding five of AgbioInvestor established their business and started trading, making the fact that they have now won a Queen’s Award for international trade all the more remarkable. But then they are a company that lives and breathes their work; operating in the agricultural industry with [...]

  • Citi trader error sparks flash crash in European markets

    May 3, 2022

    A flash crash in European stock markets yesterday was sparked by an error in a single sell-order trade by a Citigroup employee, it has emerged.

  • The arc of success powering Africa

    May 3, 2022  |  Sponsored

    When ARC Power brought electricity to the Rwandan village of Rutobotobo in 2019, there were just 207 houses. Fast forward to today and Rutobotobo’s size has more than trebled with people having been attracted by reliable, cheap power and to a place where they can now successfully raise a family and start a business. As [...]

  • Johnson throws weight behind Arm IPO charm offensive

    May 3, 2022

    Boris Johnson has thrown his weight behind attempts to woo British chipmaker Arm into floating in London, as parent company SoftBank looks set for a New York listing.

  • British factories lift prices at record pace as Ukraine war and China lockdowns send costs soaring

    May 3, 2022

    Severe supply chain disruption caused by Beijing persisting with its zero-Covid tolerance policy and Russia’s war with Ukraine has sent British factories’ costs soaring at the quickest pace on record, reveals a closely watched survey released today. Shortages of raw materials and key components used by UK manufacturers due to normal trade flows being choked [...]

  • 1 Minute Market Rundown – 3rd May 2022

    May 3, 2022  |  City Talk

    Equities Hold InCrypto Consolidates April ended as much of the year has been with risk firmly on the backfoot. It has been the worst start for the S&P since at least 1993. Crypto didn’t have the best month either with both BTC and ETH down over 16% for the month. The driving force has been [...]

  • European Defense M&A: Ready to take off?

    May 3, 2022  |  City Talk

    European NATO members have often been criticized by the US for failing to meet their defense expenditure levels. But with the recent Ukraine conflict, is that all set to change? And how will this impact dense M&A in Europe? Under NATO guidelines, members are mandated to spend 2% of their annual economic output on defense. [...]

  • McColl’s shares to be suspended from LSE as accounts cannot be signed off by auditors

    May 3, 2022

    Struggling convenience store business McColl’s is set to have its shares suspended from the London Stock Exchange as bosses said they would be unable to get its accounts signed off by auditors in time. The retailer has been in discussions with potential lenders to shore up the business, which struggled badly during the pandemic due [...]

  • John Lewis planning to lure hundreds of engineers as it plots big retail push online

    May 3, 2022

    Retail giant the John Lewis Partnership is zooming in further on its online operations as it is planning to recruit for more than 150 roles in engineering and delivery driving. John Lewis, which also owns Waitrose supermarket, said its recruitment drive will help grow its online stores, which together have more than 55m visits a [...]

  • Finncap tops broker rankings amid intense market competition

    May 3, 2022

    Mid-market advisory firm Finn Cap remains the top broker in the Broker AIM Client Rankings, despite losing nine customers.

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