More than 120 companies went public that year, in what became a rough one for investors. Has that buried some great leads?

This week the US pushed ahead with 25 per cent tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico and doubled the 10 per cent duty applied to Chinese imports, spooking markets and adding to concerns about the ...

Harbour Energy’s (HBR) transformation is evident all through the full-year results after it completed the merger with Wintershall DEA, including the production rate tripling, an extra $17bn (£13bn) in ...

Stocks on the mainland continue their good run of form after German spending plans boost sentiment on the continent. However, the FTSE 100 is struggling this morning on a bumper day for earnings ...

It’s not just a problem in the UK, but a major one in the US. In fact, two-thirds of the 600 U.S. water industry stakeholders surveyed last year reported that ageing water and wastewater ...

When it comes to the fairness of the bid, opinion is divided. Tom Furlong, portfolio manager at CCLA, which holds a 4.7 per cent stake in Assura, is urging the board to engage. At the other end of the ...

FT data shows that over the past year individual commodity prices have had mixed fortunes. Natural gas is up 104 per cent, while Brent crude oil is down 11 per cent and heating oil is down 12 per cent ...

Although the oil & gas market is closely linked to global economic conditions and geopolitical events, which in turn have ...

Games Workshop (GAW), Ferrexpo (FXPO), Quilter (QLT), Galliford Try (GFRD) and Breedon (BREE) Games Workshop (GAW) once again upgraded profit expectations, stating that strong trading across both its ...

In a huge reversal of fortunes, European stocks are rallying and German bond yields surging, with the euro hitting its best level in months after the incoming government in Berlin unveiled a seismic ...

Across the pond, 17 per cent of the population is over 65, rising to 23 per cent by 2050. As people age, the prevalence of ...

Getting it right will be tricky for the government, but pensioners could end up with extra money in their pockets ...