Financial Times - July 16
July 16(Reuters) -The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Headlines
- UK green taxes on electricity bills deter EV take-up, say energy suppliers
- Boutique bank founded by Goldman dealmakers aims for UK expansion
- Burberry replaces chief executive and warns on profits
- Airbus and Thales explore space tie-up
Overview
- British power suppliers EDF Energy and Octopus Energy said that green taxes levied on household electricity bills are holding back families from using heat pumps or buying electric cars.
- Aredea Partners is laying the groundwork to expand in the UK with the appointment of Ian Cheshire as senior advisor.
- British luxury group Burberry BRBY.L on Monday sacked its CEO Jonathan Akeroyd and named former Coach boss Joshua Schulman to replace him.
- European aerospace groups Airbus AIR.PA and Thales TCFP.PA are exploring a tie-up of some space activities as new competition disrupts the sector.
(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
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