Nils Pratley
Nils Pratley is the Guardian's financial editor. Read his opinions on markets, boardroom winner and losers and business values on his Nils Pratley on Finance blog. Follow him on Twitter at @nilspratley and on Google+
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Petrofac's move to appease SFO offers fuel for thoughtThe decision to suspend its COO amid a fraud investigation represents a deep crisis for the oil services firm
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Is M&S being radical enough as it slips out of fashion?The retailer is to axe 10% of the space devoted to its struggling clothing and homewares – but the market is moving on
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If London subsidises the rest of the UK, where does that leave Scotland?ONS regional breakdown of taxes and spending highlights Brexit threat – and clouds case for Scottish independence
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RBS could rob us of the chance to see Fred Goodwin grilled in courtThe case would give valuable insight into the biggest failure in UK banking history – but now the bank is attempting to settle
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Will Lloyds chief enjoy plain sailing or will he jump ship?Lloyds is riding high, but allure of global stage could be enough to entice António Horta-Osório away from comfortable gig
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Even Trump's Twitter binges aren't enough to make it worth $11bnTwitter chief says he is proud daily usage is rising, but revenues just fell and profits are nowhere to be seen
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Andrew Tyrie, scourge of bankers, deserves new City roleChair of the influential Treasury select committee may be stepping down as an MP, but he still has much to contribute
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Tories pinched Labour's energy price cap – but now we need detailWithout manifesto ideas for ‘resetting’ the market, the government’s proposals are just shameless headline-grabbing
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London will remain Europe’s financial capital despite BrexitNever mind Lloyd’s, City will remain streets ahead of its European competitors even if hundreds of jobs go to Paris or Brussels
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Nils Pratley on finance Advertisers should follow Vodafone’s lead after Facebook and Google failures