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Capitalism: green in tooth and claw

A FTSE 100 packager is taking a prudent line on its environmental obligations – good news for shareholders

Pershing Square hedges its bets in London

The arrival of Bill Ackman & Co promises to add some colour to the UK benchmark index

Was November's value rally an anomaly?

It has been a lost decade for value stocks, but it would be unwise to imagine that their relative underperformance will continue indefinitely

Tritax Big Box sets the stage for green bond issuance

The logistics real estate investor has issued £250m in green bonds, an asset class set to gain prominence through state-backed environmental pledges

Worth the licence fee: Is television’s golden age over?

ITV’s financial results suggest a downward spiral of demand which might pave the way to the end of British television

Resurgent bitcoin still a wayward bet

Cryptocurrencies are finding their way onto corporate balance sheets, but it is hard to arrive at a justifiable investment angle

Big pharma stymied by slump in non-Covid-19 treatments

The spread and duration of the pandemic is having a profound effect on the pharma industry, both in terms of performance and long-term strategic planning

Deliveroo, Ant Group and Airbnb edge closer to a public berth

We have seen a relative recovery in listing numbers through Q3, with a number of 'big-ticket' candidates waiting in the wings

Is exposure to bullion preferable to cash?

Gold producers could benefit if the BoE takes a more laissez-faire line on inflation

Unilever shareholders back unification

The group continues to enhance its ESG credentials, but dividend support remains central to the investment case