Adidas ads displaying bare breasts are banned after complaints
The ad regulator said the image was unsuitable "for use in untargeted media, particularly where it could be seen by children" and concluded the posters were inappropriately targeted
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Joules Group warns profits will be affected by rising costs of living
Trading challenges are expected to persist into the first half of 2023, and Joules is "cautious" about its near-term outlook
Reckitt Benckiser impresses brokers with latest update
"Nothing in the numbers will dissuade the bulls of the consumer healthcare group"
Card Factory surges as profits top expectations
The board expects that the business will deliver revenue recovering towards pre-pandemic levels in the current year
Reckitt Benckiser ups guidance but wary of cost pressures
Nutrition was boosted by the problems one of its competitors in baby food is having in the US
Reckitt set up to beat Unilever, GSK with potential demerger news and bumper flu season
If the Infant Nutrition arm is sold off for a mooted £10bn, analysts foresee a sizeable potential share buyback
Greggs appoints experienced HR executive Lynne Weedall as non-exec director
Weedall joins the bakery chain on 17 May and will replace Helena Ganczakowski as chair of the remuneration committee in 2023
AGM votes at HSBC, Glencore and AstraZeneca on climate change, pay may face strong opposition
AGM questions from shareholders have in the recent past provided the 'nudge' that leads companies to make improvements on pay, renewable energy and climate targets, says investors activist group ShareAction
Lululemon Athletica aims to double revenue by 2026 by expanding men's clothing range
The retailer said it gained more market share globally than any other brand in the adult active apparel industry from 2019 to 2021
Card Factory completes refinancing deal
"This is an important milestone for our business, ensuring we have the financial foundations in place to capitalise on the opportunities ahead," said Darcy Willson-Rymer, chief executive
Symphony Environmental expects bio-degradable sales in India to increase in second half
Symphony India, a joint venture with Indorama Corporation, was awarded a 'prestigious' sustainability award
Hermes first quarter revenue up 27% driven by Europe and Americas
Despite China lockdowns and the war in Ukraine, continued demand was met by an improved inventory situation by the French luxury house
PZ Cussons confident will meet expectations as revenues continue to recover
The new strategy is helping return PZ Cussons "to sustainable, profitable revenue growth"
De La Rue sees 2022 profit in line with expectations
Net debt will be slightly higher than market expectations, according to the company
Reckitt Benckiser tops FTSE 100 as Barclays highlights strong Mucinex sales
Nielsen market data suggests high double-digit, or even triple-digit, growth
InnovaDerma eyes profitability
The group has focused in on a cluster of core products, including the top-selling Skinny Tan range
Symphony Environmental says key orders 'now finally nearing closure'
“Individually, each is material to the business but collectively would be transformational,” the company told investors
Holders Technology soars after turning a profit
A look at the major movers on the London market on Monday
PZ Cussons buys baby and child personal care brand Childs Farm
Childs Farm makes bath and shower, skincare and haircare products, which are complementary to PZ Cussons’ core Baby and Hygiene categories
Has Ukraine war affected Bank of England mood on interest rates? - Thursday's agenda
Will the BoE ignore the war and put up interest rates again or decide we are suffering enough already