Titanic shipbuilder Harland & Wolff suspends trading: How did we get here? July 1, 2024 The Belfast-based firm, which owns the shipyard that built the Titanic, said it had been in "ongoing discussions" with its auditors regarding the method of accounting for revenues in some of its contracts.
Tata: Unite suspends overtime ban and all-out strike at steel giant July 1, 2024 Unite has suspended an overtime ban and a planned all out strike at steel giant Tata over job losses, the union announced.
Growth in UK manufacturing sector slows but continues to ‘recover solidly’ July 1, 2024 This helped to offset continued weakness from overseas markets, with inflows of new work from abroad falling for the 29th month in a row.
Kenwood sales soar as shoppers flock to buy toasters and kitchen mixers online June 26, 2024 British kitchen appliances manufacturer Kenwood has seen a huge jump in sales with the company crediting the ever-growing number of customers buying its products online.
Haleon: Sensodyne maker strikes £500m deal to sell major division June 26, 2024 Haleon, the maker of Sensodyne toothpaste, has agreed a £500m deal to sell a major division outside of the US.
Volex making good progress as firm lays out 2027 growth targets June 26, 2024 Revenue growth was concentrated in the firm's medical and 'complex industrial technology' divisions.
Vertu Motors warns of volatility in new car market despite ‘positive’ trading June 25, 2024 Vertu chief executive Robert Forrestor said he was "pleased to report that trading remains positive" despite concerns over the ZEV mandate.
Weetabix: Shoppers switching to supermarket own brand squeezes profit June 25, 2024 Shoppers switching to supermarket own brand cereals has squeezed Weetabix's profit despite its sales edging up, according to newly-filed documents.
How Rolls-Royce became the ‘hottest stock’ in the FTSE 100 – and what could happen next June 24, 2024 Rolls-Royce has been dubbed the "hottest stock" in the FTSE 100 after being transformed from a "burning platform" to being worth £40bn.
Double glazing giant Everest owed over £30m as it crashed into administration June 24, 2024 Double glazing giant Everest owed more than £30m when it crashed into administration earlier this year, it has been revealed.