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Wood Group 'break-out' some way off in the distance

A raft of new renewables contracts points the way forward, but legacy work continues to drag on financial performance

Halfords gears up for electric mobility

The group's transformation into a service-led business has accelerated through the pandemic year, and it is well set to exploit changes in urban transportation

Tory mega-donors divided

Should companies make political donations?

Tate & Lyle - will shareholders be in line for a sweetener?

Changing consumer preferences have precipitated a gradual change from poacher to gamekeeper

Pressure growing at GSK

Activist investor Elliott has taken a stake as the company prepares to spin off its consumer division

Is high-yielding Imperial Brands worth the risk?

The tobacco group has trimmed its sails and stabilised market share during lockdown, but secular trends continue to place pressure on volumes

Eleco plus 131 per cent – more to come?

Rising construction costs could drive demand for the Aim-traded stock's proprietary software

Could changes to the UK audit regime constrict dividends payments?

Companies may have trouble justifying their distributions under the proposals

Bookings boost, but Saga still confined to port

There are signs that over-50s are contributing to pent-up demand in the travel sector, even those willing to take to sea

Archegos Capital and the Born Legacy

A decade on from the financial crisis and there are still corners of the market that are largely impervious to scrutiny