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Royal London Asset Management warns bankers not to expect US-style salaries and bonuses

Insurer Esure boosted by better-than-expected first-quarter results

Gross written premiums rose by nearly a quarter to £187.4m in the January to March period.

Cheltenham horseracing event lifts Ladbrokes Coral Group's total net revenue 5%

The betting and gambling entity said its trading update for the Jan.1-to-April 23 period that it saw encouraging trends in digital sportsbook and gaming.

Randgold's first-quarter profits rise by a third despite work stoppages

Profits rise by 33% to $84.9m in the January to March period.

Next slashes profit forecast after first-quarter sales slide

Retailer reports 3% year-on-year fall in full price sales in the first quarter.

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Market analysis: UK bank numbers and a look ahead at sector stocks in May 2017

Former city trader and TipTV founder Nick Batsford discusses recent financials posted by major banks with market analyst Matt Brown.

BNP Paribas reports strong growth during Q1 2017

The Corporate and Institutional Banking division quarterly pre-tax profits increased by 93% compared to Q1 2016

Who is Adam Crozier? The former head of English football who turned around ITV's fortunes

Crozier will leave his role as ITV's chief executive after seven years during which the company's share price has quadrupled.

Britons spend an extra £1bn as UK supermarket sales grow at fastest pace in over three years

Rate of growth in sales at UK supermarkets hits 3.7% in April, the highest level since September 2013.

Paddy Power Betfair profits soar after bookies-friendly results

Bookmaker sees Q1 revenue and underlying profits surge 23% and 114% respectively.

Apple iPhone sales decline while profits register minor gain in Q2

iPhone sales fell by 35% during the second quarter.

Sainsbury's records decline in profit and sales but remains upbeat after 'pivotal year'

Supermarket giant records 0.6% decline in like-for-like sales as underlying profits before tax fall 1%.

British Airways' Parent IAG Wants EU to Examine 'Illegal' Alitalia Bailout

Alitalia begins bankruptcy proceedings after turnaround plan collapse

Italy's flagship carrier enters 'extraordinary administration' following board meeting on Tuesday.

Aberdeen Asset Management reports 20% profit growth in build-up to Standard Life merger

The firm highlighted 'headwinds and opportunities' in the investment sector as rationale for the merger.

Crane collapse at Samsung shipyard in South Korea kills at least 6 workers

The incident took place at a Samsung Heavy Industries shipyard in the southeastern port city of Geoje.

Higher oil prices help BP swing to first quarter profit

Oil giant reports 5% year-on-year increase in oil and gas production as it ramps up major new projects.

Arrow Energy awarded license to build gas pipeline in Queensland

Move intended to ease a gas supply shortage in Australia.

Twenty-First Century Fox and Blackstone in talks over joint bid for Tribune Media

Fox and Blackstone hoping to beat rival offer from Sinclair Broadcasting.

Who is Amancio Ortega? Meet the self-made man who became Europe's wealthiest person

Zara's founder has ammassed an immense fortune but continues to keep an incredibly low profile.

Barclays phone banking service to replace passwords with voice recognition

Barclays profits more than double as bank beats estimates

CEO Jes Staley confirms bank will create 2,000 UK jobs over the next three years.

Royal Bank of Scotland shares rise on better-than-expected quarterly results

Troubled lender posts profit of £259m for the first three months of 2017.

Old Mutual to sell Indian insurance stake to Kotak for £156m

FTSE 100 company to sell 26% stake in Kotak Mahindra Old Mutual Life Insurance to Kotak Mahindra Bank.

Qantas launches non-stop flights between Britain and Australia

Flights from Heathrow to Perth will debut in March 2018 and will take 17 hours.

Aggreko reports 18% rise in first-quarter revenue

Revenues were up 25% after excluding off-hires in Argentina.

Taylor Wimpey apologises and sets aside £130m for homeowners trapped in ground rent scandal

Housebuilder says the dispute saw it fall short of its 'high standards of customer service'.

Lufthansa posts first opening quarter profit in nine years and rules out Alitalia deal

Germany's flagship carrier's Q1 results beat forecast but net loss surges.

Cobham's Q1 trading performance in line with expectations

The firm plans to raise 512.4m from issuance of underwritten rights in order to strengthen its balance sheet.

Record passenger numbers prompts Heathrow to lift forecasts

Britain's largest airport said travellers from the Middle East, South Korea and Singapore filled its terminals.

WPP reports growth in third quarter revenue but says UK business slowed after “perhaps the first signs of Brexit anxiety”

WPP confident of building momentum despite slow start to 2017

Advertising giant posts 17% increase in Q1 revenue but suffers slowdown in growth in the US.

AstraZeneca sells Europe and Latin America rights for its zurampic drug to Gruenenthal for upto $230m

AstraZeneca sales slide as Crestor patent expiry continues to bite

Total revenues fall 12% year-on-year to $5.4bn in January to March period.

Lloyds doubles first-quarter profits despite 'challenging' environment

Lloyds sets aside another £350m to pay off continuing payment protection insurance claims.

Travis Perkins' first-quarter sales rise despite cost pressures

Total sales rise 4.9% year-on-year in the January to March period.

Man with cancer and woman who defended him removed from British Airways flight

The British couple were taken off the flight at a Portuguese air force base on the island of Terceira.

Prime Minister David Cameron has earmarked 180 million pounds to boost Britain's 50 billion pound turnover life sciences industry.

Life sciences companies join in NHS funding controversy and threaten to quit UK

Pharmaceutical industry demands government spend extra £20bn a year on NHS.

Brexit exodus of top UK banks to Europe is inevitable

Barclays' CEO Jes Staley says UK banks need clarity over Brexit terms to avoid disruptions.

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