COMPANIES

Pound's slump sent international investors bargain hunting for UK blue chip stocks.

US food giant unveils plans to move work to other sites across the UK and will close factory on 31 December.

Deal will not restore retirement income promised by bust BHS pension scheme but offers some relief.

As Wales celebrates Saint David's Day, factory workers warn strikes are edging closer.

Total viewing across ITV's channels climbs 1% but advertisement sales drop 3% from the previous year.

Technology and innovation firm Dyson announces investment toward second British campus.

Former owner says he has made a voluntary contribution to the pension schemes.

Oxford plant that employs 4,000 might see production move to Germany or the Netherlands.

Landline-online customers set to receive discounts of between £5 and £7 each month.

Revenue rises 12% to £316.4m in 2016.

Bakery chain warns economic uncertainty and rising inflation could squeeze margins this year.

Homebuilder boosted by 'resilient' UK housing market.

Japanese car parts company's deception led to at least 16 deaths and 42 million vehicle recalls.

Accounting giant has apologised for its role in Academy Award fiasco but its not the first time it has drawn criticism.

Chinese football is chasing the highest profile names in the world – sending a ball and chain through established pay packets.

Associated British Foods expects profits and earnings to grow steadily over the full financial year.

The housebuilder reflected its own confidence in the market by boosting its dividend payout.

Revenue rises 14% year-on-year to £7.43bn in 2016.

An announcement is set to be made on Monday, according to a report

Banking firm announces that it will not be paying a dividend to shareholders for 2016.

UK investment giant sees profit rise 9% year-on-year, while assets under administration jump 16%.

A decade on from the financial crisis, which lenders have adjusted best to high-regulation landscape?

British Airways owner says weak pound resulted in a £388m hit to its full-year pre-tax profits.

McKittrick will be replaced by chief operating officer Peter Brooks-Johnson in May.

Bookmaker was hit by unfavourable results at the Cheltenham Festival in March.

The bank's total losses since 2008 now amount to about £58bn, topping the government's £45.5bn bail-out.

International publishing giant reports 8% fall in sales for 2016.

After donating hundreds of thousands of dollars into his campaign, they are seeing quick results.

High street retailer will chop approximately 800 positions in its restaurants and home fittings services.