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Caretech Holdings focuses on care for children and young adults with complex needs. The business has proved resilient throughout lockdown, the board is optimistic and, at £4.27, the shares look cheap.

At the start of this year, shares in Synairgen were valued at less than 6p. By July 17, the biotech firm’s share price had risen to 36p, and by close of play on Friday the shares had shot up to £2.04.

TV chef Gordon Ramsay has claimed the coronavirus crisis will ‘flush away the unwanted’ in his industry amid ‘very testing times’.

London investment bank Lazard will be appointed as soon as tomorrow to run the process and trigger talks with potential buyers.

Lloyds expects to see an increase in the number of people falling behind on debt repayments when the Government’s support schemes unwind.

Plans to close a £6.2billion-a-year tax loophole could hit businesses struggling to survive the coronavirus crisis, experts have warned.

The fresh round of cash payouts is equivalent to about 5p per share. It follows the sale of Woodford healthcare stocks to US investment firm Acacia Research Corporation.

City sources said Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou is in talks with a group of entrepreneurs about licensing his ‘easy’ brand to a company set up as Easy Power International.

As far as UK assets are concerned – and to a lesser extent global assets too – the surprises are more likely to come on the upside than the down.

In a radical plan, Boohoo boss John Lyttle wants to build a ‘model factory’ in Leicester. It is part of a strategy that he says could seek to emulate the success of Zara owner Inditex.