Card Factory envisions strong online growth over the next five years
The retailer also said customers have been spending more since stores reopened although footfall has dropped
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Reckitt Benckiser continues to clean up in the pandemic
Free cash flow doubled but the interim dividend was kept flat as chief executive Laxman Narasimhan aims to increase investment in the business
Boohoo factory scandal raises tough questions for ESG and fashion investors, analysts say
With several ESG funds invested in Boohoo, including one fund that claimed to pay particular attention to labour conditions, analysts at Liberum looked at how this might happen
Have Reckitt Beckiser and Greggs thrived or survived during pandemic so far?
Other announcements on Tuesday are expected from Fresnillo, Moneysupermarket and Virgin Money UK
Indivior soars as it reaches settlement with US authorities over Suboxone lawsuit
The drugmaker has agreed to pay US$600mln over seven years and has pleaded guilty to one count of making a false statement relating to health care matters
Headlam sees recovery in trading with year-on-year growth in July
Sales have been recovering since the start of lockdown but it is difficult to predict how they will continue
Coronavirus: UK prepares to mask up as new face covering rules come into force
From Friday shoppers will need to cover their faces in shops, banks and takeaways or face a £100 fine
Proactive news headlines: Symphony Environmental Technologies, IronRidge Resources, Learning Technologies …
A glance at some of the day's highlights from the Proactive Investors newswire
Symphony Environmental Technologies' d2p product effective against bovine coronavirus
Chief executive Michael Laurier said: "This is a very exciting and positive development"
AO World caps directors payout at £20mln in new staff bonus scheme
To hit the trigger would require the price to rise by 30% a year from here to 523p
Pittards warns on profits, agrees new loans
“June trading has shown signs of recovery, with positive cashflow, and this trend is continuing into July,” the leather specialist said
Symphony Environmental sees sales and orders rise strongly
Interim revenues rose to £4.8mln (2019: £4.1mln) with the company saying it had swung back into an underlying profit
Inspecs buys lens manufacturer from administration
The net book value of the assets acquired was £4.9mln but Inspecs paid £2.4mln
Ocado interims to put some flesh on the bones after lockdown surge
News about fellow FTSE 100 group Halma's dividend will be top of the agenda with its results on Tuesday
InnovaDerma says flexibility helps maintain top-line growth, but higher advertising costs will hit profit margins
“The business has performed resiliently during the pandemic and the subsequent impact on earnings is disappointing,” investors were told
AB Foods' Primark benefits from cheap offering but should consider online presence, analysts say
Analysts were impressed by the post-reopening results and see it as a defensive stock, but Primark still operates from bricks-and-mortar stores only
Sell Unilever as growth is “unsustainable”, says UBS, buy Reckitt Benckiser instead
Six of Europe's Big 7 fast-moving consumer goods companies are battling to adapt their business models to a fast-changing and challenging environment
Small cap movers: Activity levels on AIM at their highest levels in recent memory on 25th anniversary
A look back at some of the more interesting stories from London's AIM market this birthday week
OnTheMarket's low cost proposition brought into focus by pandemic
Key to the ongoing success of OnTheMarket will be its ability to convert estate agents on free or discounted rates to the full-price contracts.
De la Rue to raise £100mln, closes Gateshead printing facility
The passport business at the Gateshead site will also stop as the business is transferred to a new supplier