Alex Ralph

Jonny Mason and Karim Bitar spoke to each other every day for four years until the chief executive’s death last year from pancreatic cancer

As the City gets ready to welcome its seventh prime minister in ten years, what will the country’s key economic sectors be pushing for?

Unexpected failure of the heart drug Wainua has left the Cambridge-based firm struggling to convince investors it has healthy outlook for 2030

The prospect of action by Andy Burnham is spurring the group of investors, who are owed £17 billion, to propose concessions

Jingye said it had started formal talks with the government after the Scunthorpe steelworks were nationalised last week

The scale of the company’s investment in Britain for its R&D site is still to be finalised, its chief executive says

Allison Ogden-Newton’s request for Mary Creagh to support charity’s cigarette litter campaign was rejected over links to funding from tobacco industry

Appointment of former defence secretary who quit over lack of funds is seen as likely to mean more military spending

Life sciences and other industry sectors are worried by Andy Burnham scrapping the science and technology department but welcome the return of Jonathan Reynolds

The British pensions advice business has agreed a strategic investment with Valeas Capital Partners which has taken about a 75 per cent stake