Daily Mail Business Articles

Large firms are ‘crippling’ their smaller suppliers by delaying or freezing payments. A survey by payment firm Previse found that 62 per cent had seen late payments increase since March.

Diaceutics joined the junior AIM market last year – only the fourth business based in Northern Ireland to list on the London Stock Exchange.

Coronavirus has left hospitals’ coffers depleted and created a backlog of appointments that need to be rescheduled. Induction Healthcare is a business whose technology helps to solve this problem.

If Rishi Sunak does not pitch the next stage of his rescue operation right, then when the job furlough scheme ends in October, the outlook could be grim indeed.

Thames Water has been accused of rewarding failure over the golden handshake for Steve Robertson.

Barclays paid Qatari investors extra fees in its 2008 bailout because it expected them to help set up other deals, its former chief executive has said.

Lenders agreed an extension to an £80million credit facility in recent days.

Fears are rising of a wave of defaults as customers lose their incomes at the very moment they are asked to start making repayments on mortgages, personal loans and credit cards again.

I never met Markus Braun, the reclusive ex-chief executive of Wirecard, the wunderkind of German fintech, who was last week arrested and released on bail.

Mark Hiley, who runs The Analyst, reveals in The Mail on Sunday that he issued a ‘Red Flag Alert’ on Wirecard to his clients six years ago.