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DCC Energy to go private after agreeing £5.75 billion takeover
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Thames Water creditors open to talks with Andy Burnham on more ‘public control’
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DCC ‘minded’ to agree deal with consortium after higher £5.7bn approach
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Thames Water creditors pledge £3.4bn of new equity in improved rescue bid
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Who is Axel Springer, the German media group buying The Telegraph?
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Bank of England to stress test private credit firms as concerns grow
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Thames Water talks over rescue plan ongoing as bill hikes drive revenues higher
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FTSE 100 falters ahead of inflation print and Nvidia earnings release
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Castle Water vows to create 2,000 jobs at Thames Water in fresh bid approach
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Thames Water lenders submit new rescue plan to avoid nationalisation
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Thames Water lenders propose new rescue deal to prevent collapse
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PureGym targets up to 60 new UK gyms this year amid ‘era’ of low-cost fitness
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Thames Water creditors outline £20.5bn investment aims under rescue plans
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Government lines up insolvency firm in case of Thames Water collapse
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Bidding battle for Assura heats up as competition watchdog takes further action
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‘Never again’: Regulatory reform pledged to prevent repeat of water bill hikes
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Thames Water still in ‘crisis mode’ as turnaround set to take a decade
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Thames Water sinks to £1.6bn loss as debt mountain balloons
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Thames Water bosses recalled before MPs to face grilling on bonuses and rescue
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Competition watchdog to investigate takeover of NHS landlord Assura
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KKR clinches backing from Spectris for £4.1bn higher bid
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Spectris agrees £3.8bn takeover by Advent as KKR mulls rival bid
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PHP outbids rival with £1.79bn takeover deal for Assura
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Government will not be lenient with Thames Water creditors, suggests Reed
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US private equity giant KKR wins takeover battle for Assura in £1.7bn deal
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Creditors table £17bn plan for Thames Water but call for regulatory leniency
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Thames Water creditors warn of "short window" to agree rescue deal
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KKR can walk away from Thames Water fiasco...we are all stuck with it
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Water sector suffering from ‘deep-rooted’ failures, review warns
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