Kate Burgess has worked at the FT since 1998, during which time she was a UK companies correspondent, investment correspondent and corporate correspondent. Before that she worked for some years in the City as a stock broker and stock market analyst.
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Maker of sustainable timber has seen its share price fall over 10 years
The group has been dogged by accounting issues, but remains priced well below its US rivals
Groups profited after the pandemic peak, but now face a downturn
Could small semiconductor groups be worth a punt for investors?
More than 2,000 sites across the UK rent out space
Despite rapid growth, many providers are stock market minnows
Time to take another look at specialist UK companies
Established dealers have some advantages over tech start-ups
Logistics group can profit from pandemic economy despite rising fuel and labour costs
Debt, derivatives and deadlines: Lombardier bows out after 25 years covering the Square Mile
Semiconductor maker might be turning a corner; Greencore squeezes in last minute cash call
Intact and Tryg offer shareholders welcome certainty; Croda confounds with move into fragrances
Prospect of payouts and manageable debt should cheer investors; G4S plays defence
3i template for post-pandemic regeneration fund; GVC, a card or so short of a full deck
Outlook brightens for office landlords; Premier Foods finds way out of bargain bin
Multiple makeovers hit UK retailer; Distance is a poor excuse for bad practice in timeshare selling
Associated British Foods doesn’t pay a dividend; Telit still can’t escape Oozi Cats
Message to watchdog to lift lockdown on dividends unchanged; Howden reaps kitchen boom
IAG grounds expectations as bookings fall; Shaftesbury taps shareholders to weather coronavirus storm
PwC puts distance between it and Boohoo; Amigo battles on
The UK aerospace group is right to take the long view; Heineken tests pub watchdog
Asos wants to be seen as a cut above; Covid-19 bumps up Bunzl
National inn chains suffer as new lockdown policy heralds more pub closures
Sidney Taurel risks being cut from the middle of Pearson’s muddle; UK banks beware negative interest rates
Toscafund move for TalkTalk puts high value on cash; Hargreaves Lansdown — in perpetual motion
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