Centrica, Easyjet, Carnival and Meggitt will be replaced by cyber security firm Avast, Ladbrokes parent GVC, B&Q owner Kingfisher and the emergency repairs firm Homeserve.
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Elon Musk’s £600m bonus could become £45bn bonanza
The 48-year-old qualified for an award of 1.69m shares last week after his company held an average market capitalisation of $100billion (£81billion) or more over a six-month period.
MARKET REPORT: Primark owner soars as store openings lift the mood
In line with a lifting of restrictions on ‘non-essential’ stores, Associated British Foods said Primark will welcome customers back to all 153 of its outlets in England on June 15.
Four Cypriot trading firms ordered to give customers their money back
Hoch Capital, Magnum FX, Rodeler and F1Markets, have been banned from the UK. The FCA found they were enticing customers using unauthorised celebrity endorsements.
Balfour Beatty cancels dividend and warns Covid- will hit its finances
The construction company managed to keep 78 per cent of its UK sites open in April – when most builders had shut down amid restrictive social distancing rules – and more than 80 per cent in May.
Balfour Beatty cancels dividend and warns Covid- will hit its finances
The construction company managed to keep 78 per cent of its UK sites open in April – when most builders had shut down amid restrictive social distancing rules – and more than 80 per cent in May.
Watchdog launches probe into Amigo Loans for lending violations
The Financial Conduct Authority launched its probe on Friday into the controversial guarantor lender, which has in the past been branded a ‘legal loan shark’ by Labour MP Stella Creasy.
Pret a Manger feels pinch from decline of the office
The coffee-and-sandwich chain is renegotiating rents and has drafted in advisers from Alvarez & Marsal and CWM to build a ‘radical’ new strategy to adapt its business model.
UK’s largest pension fund ditches coal, tobacco and arms manufacturing
The Universities Superannuation Scheme said it would divest from tobacco businesses, firms that get more than 25 per cent of their revenues from thermal coal mining and certain arms firms.
Failed stock picker Neil Woodford still not brought to book a year on
Despite savers in the Woodford Equity Income Fund losing at least 23 per cent of their initial investment, with many missing much more, not a single person has been held to account.