Tesco shares drop on fears it will launch ‘price war’ to raise market share

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In the world of bonds and fixed income, US billionaire Howard Marks is a titan. After making a name for himself at Citicorp in the 1970s and then TCW Group in the 1980s trading distressed bonds, he fo

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Two combinations in broader Europe sector and a take-private bid for renewables vehicle among the sector’s latest deals

London’s Aim market turned 30 this month, but few are celebrating. The 1990s dream of an “accessible” venue to help small UK firms grow has gone largely unrealised, says Richard Evans of Fidelity Inte

Issue of the week: are markets too complacent? ...