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In the Sunday Times’ Inside the City column, John Collingridge looked at how much has changed for water utility Severn Trent in the five years since shareholders rejected a £22-a-share offer from the Canadian LongRiver consortium.
In the ‘Inside the City’ column for the Sunday Times, Simon Duke was warning against predicting the future too confidently - specifically pointing to Phil Dorgan’s declaration eight years ago that Ocado was worth zero.
Share tips from the Sunday newspapers, including BCA Marketplace in the Sunday Times, Questor in the Sunday Telegraph examining Barclays, while Midas in the Mail on Sunday going for Harvest Minerals.
