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Shipping world in chaos due to Iran conflict disruption

The cost of moving goods is rising sharply as shippers pay a 50 per cent premium to secure limited space

Helios Towers to start paying dividends after profit growth

The telecoms tower company’s profits are expanding as it benefits from operational leverage

Dirty Business: New drama puts water stocks under the microscope

The writer of the Channel 4 show tells Investors’ Chronicle that the water industry is rife with shocking practices

Travel companies assess the long-term impact of Iran conflict

Holidaymakers are ditching pre-planned trips, even with the US president’s promise that the war could end soon

High-yielding Dotdigital is ‘undeserving’ of its valuation

The marketing software company is deepening its partnership with Shopify

The sportswear giant breathing new life into old brands

Anta is revitalising Fila in China and will soon become Puma’s biggest shareholder

High-cost credit survivor Vanquis is back in favour

Former Provident Financial returns to profit as second charge mortgages and credit cards bring in borrowers

Why the UK’s data centre rollout is shuddering to a halt

Warehouse Reits are trying to invest in data centres, but industry insiders are reporting issues on several fronts

Can Trainline outrun Britain’s rail overhaul?

The platform hunts for a new CEO as rail reform and pay-as-you-go train fares raise questions about its future

Craneware’s valuation offers a buying opportunity

The company’s shares sold off with the rest of the software sector, but its results were impressive