Today's Wales business news from Insider |
Latest News | Up to £65m is to be spent over the next six months to ensure train services continue to operate on the Wales and Borders network for key workers and others that rely on the train to travel, the Welsh Government has announced.
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Andy Gregory, head of investments at BGF, takes a look at what the future holds for dealmaking.
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South Wales-based Olympus Accountancy has been acquired in a management buyout after a period of strong growth.
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Digital bank Starling has raised £40m in a funding round and said the additional finance would drive forward its growth and help it provide support to small business customers who have been hit by the coronavirus.
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Dart Group, the listed company behind Jet2 and Jet2holidays, has completed the sale of its logistics and distribution business to Culina Group for £98m.
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Wealth management firm Tilney and financial and professional services group Smith & Williamson have agreed a revised transaction structure for their proposed merger, and secured a new investor.
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Neil Ingham, director of marketing and communications at Pobl Group, looks at how lockdown can shape future communities.
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A new report has detailed the foreign direct investments (FDI) projects in Wales in 2019, with Cardiff performing strongly.
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As businesses across Wales start to prepare for welcoming more employees back to base over the coming weeks and months, Dan Wilde, head of employment law at Harding Evans, examines the HR implications that all organisations will need to consider.
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Associated British Foods is to re-open all Primark stores in England on 15 June 2020.
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Lighthouse Capital has further increased its stake in shopping centre and retail park giant Hammerson.
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Only 15 commercial vehicles were produced in the UK in April, new figures have revealed.
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