Five years ago it would have been hard to quibble about US companies taking over firms such as Cobham. But can we rely on them now?

Some might find it curious that a loss-making company’s main income is from a fee based on an internal share price that always seems to go up

The need for rearmament in the wake of President Trump’s policy towards Ukraine is reshaping budgets and spending in European capitals

They might be useful for graduate roles, but for senior hires maths and personality exams are meaningless and easy to cheat

Former Barclays boss maintains he severed all communication with the convicted paedophile in October 2015 in legal fight with City regulator

The partnership says it prioritised investment in pay over a bonus for staff as the retailer continues its turnaround

Roger White pledges to bring stability to C&C Group after a difficult few years of accounting errors and a botched software upgrade

Net ticket sales jump to £5.9 billion, but figures fall short of expectations amid concern over the prospect of a state-backed rival

Though the agent made a recovery last year, with profits up 60 per cent to £88.3m, investors remain worried about the effects of inflation and global tensions

The sectors of the British economy most at risk from an escalating global trade war