Alternatives to the discredited Libor rate are beginning to gain traction

Figuring out what Autostrade should pay after fatal disaster is not an exact science

While a public listing can be delayed, it cannot be avoided indefinitely

Cryptocurrencies were meant to challenge the financial establishment

Miner has come through a bad patch but rising costs and falling metal prices are a concern

Luxury retailers are meant to be costly, but online aggregator is running at a loss

Consumer hardware will be a new area for a packaged food and drink company

Luxury group has greater reliance on department stores than real top-notch brands

The regulatory net is closing on the non-bank that behaves a lot like a bank

Some couples stay together both by preference and necessity

A new suite of US regulators seems reluctant to staunch the flow of credit

Changing disclosure timing obscures larger issues in corporate governance

Strict rules and localised nature of industry means smaller growers are being weeded out

Investors should remember that the UK start-up’s customers are young and stretched

Spinning off oil rigs business will allow the group to sail more smoothly

Reaction of Italian motorway operator is shocking when so much is at stake

Trump’s economic policy is saving some retailers

Dip in MSCI index spooks bears, but it could be a flapping bedsheet

The Australian conglomerate needs further renovation

Chinese electric vehicle group should measure itself against traditional carmakers

2018 has become an ideal time to sell a combination of debt and equity

Having reached maturity, the car insurer faces a challenge to keep growing

The key issue is not solvency but liquidity, and access to global debt markets

Pharma group’s interim results show a resilient business