Daily Mail Business Articles

The Competition and Markets Authority is investigating Barratt Developments, Persimmon, Taylor Wimpey and Countryside Properties over the sale of rip-off leasehold homes.

Dominic Murphy is one of a string of City big-hitters set for a significant windfall from the online retailer’s £4.5billion stock market listing.

Spaniard Luis Gallego succeeds Willie Walsh as chief executive of the British Airways owner at the annual meeting in Madrid on Tuesday.

The tech-dominated Nasdaq, which has soared this year amid companies from Amazon to Zoom cashing in on the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown, fell another 2.5 per cent in New York.

The Bank has already cut interest rates to a record low and ramped up its money-printing programme. Michael Saunders considered it ‘likely additional monetary easing will be appropriate’.

The industry saw growth slow down last month as firms warned of a lack of work. The IHS Markit/CIPS construction purchasing managers’ index hit a reading of 54.6 last month, compared to 58.1 in July.

He said a deal to build the 4X4 at an ex-Daimler factory in Hambach, France, is ‘pretty much’ decided, dealing a huge blow to Bridgend, Wales, where the car was due to be produced.

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Just over two months ago, the junior upstream company raised £2.75million reaching a cash balance of £4.2million, at the time estimated to last until next March.

The FTSE 100 got out on the wrong side of bed this morning, down around 0.89 per cent or 52.12 points to 5,798.74, after closing at 5,850.86 last night.