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Online greetings card company fancies itself as the hot new technology stock, but it will struggle to justify a mooted £1.5bn price tag

Mitchells & Butlers is nursing a cash burn crisis like no other, while pubs have little prospect of government support

Court trouble won’t stop bookies taking their chances in the US Flutter miscalculated the odds in its desperation to crack the US market, but it won't stop gambling companies galloping into the States This article is from The Telegraph’s  City Intelligence newsletter. Sign up here for incisive analysis of the day's biggest corporate story from our chief City commentator Ben Marlow. The big bookmakers rarely have a bad day at the races. Ask any gambler who’s tried to beat the system – the odds are stacked heavily in favour of those that set them. So when betting giant Flutter Enter...

Upper Crust owner is one of the pandemic's biggest losers Confusing Covid guidance from the Government has dashed hopes of a revival at SSP This article is from The Telegraph’s City Intelligence newsletter. Sign up here for incisive analysis of the day's biggest corporate story from our chief City commentator Ben Marlow. We wanted the Christmas Grinch, we got the festive flinch. Not for the first time during this crisis, Boris Johnson bottled a big decision. So from a Government who gave us such classics as “Stay at home but get back to the office” and “the pubs are open but don’...

Airlines only have themselves to blame for Covid refund probe The timing of the regulatory scrutiny is terrible for the industry, but carriers must look in the mirror first 16 December 2020 • 6:28pm This article is from The Telegraph’s City Intelligence newsletter. Sign up here for incisive analysis of the day's biggest corporate story from our chief City commentator Ben Marlow. Airline bosses have been in the brace position since March. The pandemic has ravaged the industry, grounding flights and holidays and leaving major airports resembling ghost towns.  The sector’s misery has b...