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European hotel stocks face up to a cooler summer

A weaker dollar and the lack of major sporting events is placing pressure on room rates

Fidelity apologises for mishandling of Anglo American demerger

A platform customer was told they would have to sell their shares in the mining company

Private equity loves professional services – so why don’t investors?

Some companies in the sector are value traps, but there are a handful of bright spots

Asia trusts bounce back, but more volatility to come

The Trump effect will weigh on the region for a long time to come

Apple’s legal troubles threaten growth

The iPhone maker has been hit again over claims it gives users little choice but to make purchases within its App Store

The luxury carmaker getting ahead of US tariffs

The car industry has been hit with tariffs of 25 per cent on imports of foreign cars and parts into the US

Banks impair profits in face of tariff threat

But the sector is sticking to its full-year guidance and CEOs remain in upbeat mood

Mobico’s school bus sale fails to solve debt conundrum

The deal will not materially dent the company’s debt burden, and options to repair its strained balance sheet are narrowing

‘Big Pharma’ goes big on US spending

Chief executives have an unenviable job as the industry tries to protect access to its most profitable market

What the Anglo American-Amplats demerger means for investors

The company will add a secondary London listing for Anglo American Platinum, soon to be renamed Valterra