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The FT’s fifth annual ranking of the region’s businesses by revenue growth. Plus: outsourcers tap into remote work boom; Shopify targets more growth from bigger clients; Brazil’s alternative to electric vehicles; and Vertex Pharmaceutical’s potential answer to the opioid crisis
The sixth annual ranking of companies in the region with the highest growth. Health tech businesses thrive post-pandemic even as VC funding drops.
...Although the water companies often attribute failures to the Victorian infrastructure, most of the pipe network was replaced before privatisation....
...BCG is working with global tech giants and AI companies — from Microsoft and Google to OpenAI and Anthropic — to integrate their technology into company operations and processes....
...The statutory figures were significantly worse, with the company banking an operating loss of £21.4mn....
...Three companies’ shares rose on their Thursday debut in the US — one by more than 50 per cent — even as the broader indices weakened amid fears over the economic outlook....
...Proxy advisers “do serious harm” to the competitiveness of UK companies says the AstraZeneca chair (Report, April 16). They do indeed....
...A manageable debt position supports the company’s hopes for a share buyback programme....
...BUY: Learning Technologies Group (LTG) The company’s valuation has dropped significantly, yet strong cash generation feeds into the investment case, writes Arthur Sants....
...Investors who have not received a penny and have seen the company’s share price sink since the initial public offering might be frustrated, but the company’s position is understandable....
...providing those same services to other companies....
...A British company that becomes listed in Germany will almost inevitably become more German-oriented. A Japanese acquirer of a UK tech company will own that company’s intellectual property....
...He defended the level of profits the leasing companies made as reasonable....
...“If we are living up to the projected increases that these companies are investing in, the future is even more catastrophic.”...
...The copper, zinc and lead miner will take a 28 per cent stake in private company Aberdeen Minerals for £3mn in cash....
...European companies also tend to be more exposed to China, which is riskier than it was five years ago. So what are the options for executives of European companies?...
...The ministry has laid out requirements for companies looking to apply for the subsidy to encourage small companies to form alliances, so that companies “can better co-ordinate on the multiple processes of...
...As in all previous years, financial services accounted for the greatest number of companies in the list, this time 10 per cent of them....
...Ten months later and the ITC is still running seminars for companies on how to fill in the forms. (There’s one tomorrow on Webex if you’re interested.)...
...It’s difficult for investors to focus on a company’s results when it is simultaneously slashing future profit guidance....
...Anglo, founded 107 years ago, is among the 25 most valuable companies on the London Stock Exchange, and BHP’s proposal is likely to fuel anxiety over the flight of companies away from the UK capital....
...Investors like to hear a bullish story from companies, too....
...Both sides can then benefit if investors put a premium on companies incorporated there....
...The CIA’s Patel says more companies are waking up to the dangers. “Since the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the private sector has been much more forward-leaning,” she notes....
...This would include shares in non-UK companies....
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