Luxury car maker Aston Martin has today listed its initial public offering (IPO) price at £19 a share, valuing the company at around £4.33bn.
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The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
Vauxhall & Toyota join other UK motor manufacturers warning of ‘dramatic & crippling consequences’ of Brexit
Vauxhall and has warned of “dramatic consequences” for its UK plants if there is a no-deal Brexit.
Tesco Bank fined £16.4m over cyber-attack
Tesco Bank has been fined £16.4m by the UK financial regulator for failings surrounding a cyber-attack on its customers in November 2016
Business rates could be changed the business secretary announces
Business rates in England could be changed to help High Street retailers, Business Secretary Greg Clark has said.
Peter Jones ‘furious’ as Holly Willoughby pulls out of £11M deal with his lifestyle brand business
Holly Willoughby has left Dragons’ Den star Peter Jones fuming by pulling out of their lucrative lifestyle brand business at the last minute
Brexit puts brakes on manufacturing investment
Britain’s manufacturers have sharply applied the brakes to their investment plans in response to growing political uncertainty.
David Beckham & Guy Ritchie buck pub trade downturn by buying £3m West London pub
Ex-football star David Beckham is set to become proud owner of Walmer Castle, in Notting Hill with good friend the film director Guy Ritchie
UK ‘would forever regret’ losing carmakers after Brexit says Business Minister
The UK “would regret it forever” if it lost its status as a world leader in car manufacturing after Brexit, Business Secretary Greg Clark has said.
50 million Facebook accounts attacked by security breach
Facebook says 50 million of its users were left exposed as attackers were able to exploit a vulnerability in feature known as “View As”
BrewDog scraps deal with US beer firm over Trump offer
Scottish craft brewer BrewDog has pulled out of a tie-up with a US beer maker after it offered free drinks to Donald Trump supporters.
Uber pays $148m fine for data breach cover-up
Ride-hailing firm Uber is paying $148m to settle legal action over a cyber-attack that exposed data from 57 million customers and drivers
Barclays admits PPI compensation error affecting tens of thousands
Barclays has apologised for giving wrong information to tens of thousands of customers who started compensation claims over payment protection insurance (PPI).
No-deal Brexit ‘would stop British farming exports for six months’
National Farmers Union warns of ‘catastrophic’ wait to be approved as an EU food supplier if no deal struck
Chancellor calls early Budget to fit round Brexit talks
This year’s Budget is to be earlier than usual to avoid clashing with the final stage of Brexit negotiations in November.
Ofcom set to demand changes with mobile phone contracts as charges ‘unacceptable’
Mobile operators could soon be forced to reduce monthly bills for customers who have finished paying for their handset.
