Clarks chief executive steps away after two years at shoe seller
The chief executive of shoe retailer Clarks, Jon Ram, has resigned after two years in the role to "pursue other opportunities", City A.M can reveal.
Telegraph auction to re-open as Redbird IMI looks to withdraw £600m bid
RedBird IMI is working to finalise a structure for the sale with ministers, who are hoping to cling on to some oversight of the Telegraph.
Thames Water faces bondholder pressure amid default fallout
Following the recent default by Kemble Water Finance, concern has rippled through the ranks of Thames Water's lenders.
Activist Elliott said to build £800m stake in Anglo American after company rejects BHP’s ‘opportunistic’ bid
Mining giant Anglo American has rejected BHP Group's £31.1bn proposal after concluding the plan would undervalue its future prospects.
HSBC successfully fights off £240m legal challenge over Disney film tax scheme
A legal challenge against HSBC for £240, by investors of a film tax scheme has failed, as the High Court judge ruled their significant losses was not enough for a good claim against HSBC
Natwest shares jump after first quarter results as government continues to reduce stake
Natwest profits slumped in the first quarter of the year but stayed ahead of market expectations as it shrugged off the worst of the mortgage downturn to expand its lending book.
‘Existential crisis’: London Stock Exchange exodus tops £60bn after Darktrace deal
A top investment bank has sounded the alarm and called on government to act today after a take-private deal for Darktrace took the total value of London Stock Exchange exits to north of £60bn.
How to grow your business and break down barriers to international trade
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Meet the founder using disability to his advantage as a business leader
Worried your disability might affect your chances of building a business? Entrepreneur Martyn Sibley tells Ambition A.M. why it won't.
Moonpig nosedives after private equity firm sells 25m shares
Thursday proved to be the worst day of trading in three years for personalised card company Moonpig, after a private equity firm sold 25 million of shares in the firm.