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Evergrande woes should drive China's financial sector reforms

China's government is faced by two unpalatable choices in the Evergrande affair

Fevertree surges offshore, but margins falter

An interim sales surge is set against faltering margins

Ashmore sets sights on retail investors

An expansion of retail assets could drive profitability over the long-run

Deere & Co: modestly rated at the vanguard of digital agriculture

Another agricultural revolution is under way and the Illinois-based group aims to maintain its technological edge

Hill & Smith well positioned for Biden's green infrastructure bill

The infrastructure group is trading ahead of pre-pandemic levels

Impax, renewables, subsidies and inflation

Despite the hype, renewable investments are still largely exposed to subsidy levels

Robert Walters and the dizzying impact of wage inflation

The recruiter's near-term prospects are favourable, but the long-term impact of inflation casts a shadow

Ben & Jerry's – not the flavour of the month in Israel

The iconic ice-cream brand is either committed to what it sees as political justice, or it's cynically playing to the crowd

Admiral guides for higher profits

The insurer has been boosted by higher reserve releases and profit commission revenue

The furry tale of Rentokil

Covid-19 has provided fertile ground for the group's activities, but demographics and climate change underpin the long-term investment case