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Will BAE ride in to save Rolls-Royce?

The collapse in civil aviation activity could reignite speculation about a merger with the UK's biggest defence contractor

Furlough, job losses and future returns

With rising job losses, index values may finally start to reflect the wider economy

California dreaming – a contrarian view on fossil fuels

The experience of the 'Sunshine State' highlights the difficulty of transitioning to clean energy on a grand scale

BP sees the writing on the wall

If the energy major thinks demand for its key product may have already peaked, there can be no question of its choice to pivot

The surest investment in electric motoring

Investors intent on tapping into the growth of electric motoring may be looking at the wrong technology

Walmart targets Amazon

The world's biggest bricks-and-mortar retailer appears to have the world's biggest online retailer in its sights – or is it a case of damage limitation?

How to double your money

The Rule of 72 does not take account of inflation, nor execution costs, but it does highlight why 'time is your friend, impulses your enemy'.

Buffett ditches banks in favour of gold

The latest regulatory filing by Berkshire Hathaway has cast further doubt on the resilience of the US banking sector

Prudential confirms separation of US businesses

The insurer has announced the separation of its US businesses and changes to the way it determines share based returns - Asia is the prime focus

AA confirms private equity approaches

Shareholders in the auto emergency service could be faced with some unpalatable options as the debt issue comes to a head