(Alliance News) - London's FTSE 100 closed little changed Wednesday as investors stayed sidelined ahead of interest rate calls in the US and the UK. Read More
(Alliance News) - London remained in the red at midday on Wednesday, with miners among those keeping a lid on the FTSE 100, while stocks in New York are set for a small recovery after being sold off on Tuesday. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London opened lower on Wednesday, as investors ready for the Federal Reserve's rate decision, while defence stocks shone on the back of German plans to increase spending. Read More
(Alliance News) - M&G PLC on Wednesday said it is moving to a "progressive" dividend policy after delivering a mixed set of annual results with operating profit ahead of expectations but net flows missing projections. Read More
(Alliance News) - London's FTSE 100 is set to open higher on Wednesday despite a Wall Street slump, as Germany sets out its multi-million defence boost plan and investors await a Federal Reserve rate decision. Read More
(Alliance News) - Thames Water is at "real risk" of falling into administration within weeks, a former director has warned, as it nears a crucial court decision on a rescue funding package. Read More
(Alliance News) - Thames Water is asking the competition regulator to allow it to charge customers even more over the coming years than had previously been granted. Read More
(Alliance News) - Prudential PLC on Wednesday said it is evaluating a partial divestment and potential listing of ICICI Prudential Asset Management Co Ltd. Read More
(Alliance News) - Allowing Thames Water to run out of money by not approving restructuring plans is "a risk which cannot be run", the High Court has been told. Read More
(Alliance News) - Thames Water is to be allowed to hike consumer bills by 35% by 2030 following a decision by the industry regulator, as it was also handed an GBP18.2 million fine for paying "unjustified" dividends to shareholders. Read More
(Alliance News) - Households in England and Wales are set to learn their water bills will rise by at least 20% by 2030 to fix the "twin crisis" of pollution and shortages. Read More
(Alliance News) - Two groups of creditors of troubled water company Thames Water Utilities Ltd are in a High Court dispute over how best to keep it afloat, as the utility will run out of money by March if restructuring is not approved. Read More
