Tally falls amid dearth of IPOs and as costs of being quoted drive some companies to delist
For a biotech with a tiny free float, shrinking revenues and mounting losses, liquidity might not be the big issue
Aim-listed software group has followed plans to add a US listing with revelations of ‘potentially fraudulent irregularities’
‘Reliefs shouldn’t just sit there forever’ says OTS tax chief
Take-private offer for UK-listed tech group comes amid complaints that London investors are failing to back digital start-ups
Anything with a wall of money flowing towards it makes me nervous
Further blow to UK stock market comes despite government’s efforts to promote life sciences
Bargain hunters are premature, but plenty of opportunities await patient investors
Employee-owned company plans to list on London’s Aim this month to support expansion
The party will soon be over once governments start to reduce support for households
A payout passed leaves a scar on a company’s record that can never be erased
Liquidity concerns affect investment performance of the UK’s smallest companies
Market needs to innovate to stop decline becoming terminal
Fallen fund manager’s backing should not distract from biotech venture’s own role in Aim exit
London’s alternative stock market faces growing governance concerns
Japanese technology start-up will issue formal intention to float on AIM in September
Flotation targets valuation of up to £300m despite tough market conditions
Energy broker is parable of fast-growing company that struggled to make its numbers add up
Changes to accountancy rules have taken the wind out of some groups’ sails
The collapse of the café chain shows the dangers of over-optimism
Junior market no longer dominated by risky debutantes with promise
Aim shares fell 15 per cent, compared with 6% for FTSE 100 and 10% for FTSE 250
Move from main market under consideration for next stage of manufacturer’s rebuilding
While Manolete plans to join Aim, Juridica is to quit the market and appoint liquidators
Accounting watchdog loses patience with small companies over their book-keeping
