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Sale of UK chipmaker comes after share slump following loss of Apple contract
Retiring chief took three key decisions that saved the UK power group
Directors respond to reports of rift by voicing ‘complete support’ for Mark Walter
Investors seem to believe in one of two possible scenarios for DIY retailer
Sale of Japanese group’s flash business may be necessary but no less regrettable
Challenging management on loan risk was a extra duty in 2014, not a basic requirement
Mattel’s greatest creation has some choice one-liners
Despite PR spin, cancellations suggest the airline cuts it fine on staffing
Mark Okerstrom eyes sales beyond US market as travel group faces strong competition
UK runs into regional tensions given Saudi Arabia is a bigger customer than Qatar
Matrimony.com IPO heavily oversubscribed as sector outperforms ecommerce sites
Serious-minded chief was able to lighten the mood despite worries over fall in sales
Push into aircraft components helps lift UK engineering group’s shares
Lombard follows the money trail on 10th anniversary of bank’s bailout
Mogul’s bid for Sky under more scrutiny despite record no worse than Channel 4’s
Former chairman appeared to be standing up for long-termism, if not for very long
Sector hit by slowdown in cash inflows, lacklustre investment returns and rising costs
Credit agency criticised for delay in alerting consumers and earlier move on waivers
Mortgage industry hopes for an end to a harsh regulatory regime, says John Dizard
US giants field expensive dramas against established local networks in online battle
Data breaches are bad for retailers, but far worse for credit scoring companies
Blue-chip groups secure multibillion-pound concession from the Ministry of Justice
Retirement flats provider must fund customer incentives to keep sales chains moving
Mock-Tudor semis and full-on government support underpin dividends
Schneider has sought a union with the British engineering software group twice before
