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Do the rumours swirling that Virgin Atlantic has its eye on Flybe, indicate that consolidation is gathering pace in the overcrowded Airline market?

With so many factors impacting on the fortunes of the UK automotive sector, new research from global market analysts Plimsoll Publishing Ltd suggests 100 of the UK’s largest automotive companies face the challenge of improving profitability.

New evidence from UK market analysts Plimsoll Publishing Ltd suggests that it’s not all doom and gloom for the UK Meat industry – despite Cleveland Meat Co Ltd entering administration.

39 of the UK’s top 100 publishing companies are showing serious signs of financial weakness and could face an uncertain future, a new report from market analysts Plimsoll Publishing reveals.

With the recent collapse of Monarch Airlines, the global airline industry has experienced a turbulent few months. Whether it’s been the increase in global fuel prices, the United Airlines booking scandal or the United States imposing travel restrictions, the industry and its major players have come under increased scrutiny.

Recent news from the high street has been quick to point out the failings of traditional retailers. But what should companies be doing to ensure success? We take a look at some of the innovative solutions being explored by the companies pushing ahead in the clothing sector.

With news of Peugeot taking over GM’s European operations in a complex multi-billion-dollar deal, M&A analysts Plimsoll have picked out 2 other companies that are highly attractive takeover targets for very different reasons. Could they be the next big news story in the Global Car market?

The latest edition of the Plimsoll UK Financial Software report shows that almost half of the companies analysed have been given a rating of ‘Strong’. Based on the Plimsoll Model, which highlights the financial health of each company over four years, the fact that such a high proportion of companies have received the highest rating is a clear indication that the industry is thriving.

Traditionally, a typical acquisition strategy revolves around acquirers looking for a cut-price deal by preying on struggling and vulnerable businesses. The UK Food Manufacturing industry is no different.