COMPANIES

Slew of healthy financials failed to fire up leading London indices as the pound continued to rally.

High street chain will also open 34 stores over the next six months to create 1,400 jobs.

Which? survey finds only 38% of TalkTalk and 45% of BT customers are satisfied with the service.

Underlying sales increase 2.9% from a year earlier in the January to March period.

Telecoms giant reports 11% year-on-year increase and launches multi-year deal with the US channel.

Department store chain's pre-tax profits fall 6% to £87.8m in the six months to 4 March.

Top-flight clubs' combined revenues rose 9% to £3.6bn in the 2015/16 season.

World's fourth largest airline blames Trump's travel ban, imposed on several Muslim countries, for weaker demand.

Tesco to sell its in-store opticians business to Specsavers' rival Vision Express for an undisclosed sum.

Wolfson misses out on annual bonus for the first time in 18 years amid difficult trading conditions.

Pre-tax profits rise 35% to £624m for six months ended 4 March.

Luxury retailer reports 1% decline in revenue as slowdown in US market offsets "exceptional performance" in the UK.

'Voyager- Nomura Fintech Partnership' will devise solutions for capital markets and investment banking.

Chancellor tells MPs 'we have to live in the real world' and make decisions in the best interest of taxpayers.

As a federal employee, Trump is legally forbidden from partaking in government matters which affect her finances.

Struggling Co-op Bank said last week it was in talks with a number of parties.

Finance boss de-planes in favour of material manufacturer as airline continues to struggle.

Liquor magnate and boss of Sahara Force India Formula 1 team refused to leave UK to answer pending claims in India.

Five companies to monitor throughout the year that all are at a key crossroads.

A formal announcement of the agreement is expected when US markets open on 18 April.

The firm is said to be 'willing to spend billions of dollars' in order to jointly own the business with Toshiba.

Episode that caused a PR nightmare for United Airlines highlights state of the industry and flyers' relationship with it.

RMT Union says strike will be held over 28-29 April as it demands 'explicit explanation' from rail operator.

The UK and Ireland division bucked the trend with a 4% decline in quarterly fees.

CWU urges postal operator to reconsider decision that could see workers lose third of future pensions.

Emirates mocks United's slogan after US airline's treatment of passenger sparked fury on social media.

Workers felt people only use buzzwords to sound more intelligent in front of their colleagues.

The group, controlled by billionaire Mike Ashley, has appointed Alex Balacki to stand up for worker's rights.

The Swindon-based firm plans to improve customer service and store layouts to drive growth.