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Dailymotion in the black, raises £14m 

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Sceptre Leisure on the acquisition hunt

Leisure and gaming group Sceptre Leisure is looking for acquisitions after lifting annual turnover 86 per cent to £39.2 million.

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Praesepe buys gaming centres

Gambling concern Praesepe has added to its recent acquisition of The Crystal Rooms with the purchase of 13 gaming centres in South West England and Wales for £6.3 million. 

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Recovery hits stumbling block

The trend of rising output expectations has gone into reverse, according to research from accountancy firm BDO Stoy Hayward.

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Spun-out Allinea Software wins investment

Warwick-based computing specialist Allinea Software has raised £400,000 after being spun out from its parent company.

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Dams Furniture bought from administration

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Simon Dolan, the Twitter investor

Simon Dolan has £5 million to invest, and he’s asking for pitches through Twitter.

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Ludgate backs New Earth

Waste specialist New Earth Solutions has raised £5 million from AIM-listed Ludgate Environmental Fund as part of a planned £15 million fundraising.

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Simon Dolan, the Twitter investor

Simon Dolan has £5 million to invest, and he’s asking for pitches through Twitter.

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Ludgate backs New Earth

Waste specialist New Earth Solutions has raised £5 million from AIM-listed Ludgate Environmental Fund as part of a planned £15 million fundraising.

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Private equity buy-outs plummet

The volume of private equity-backed UK buy-outs in the third quarter of the year was at its lowest point for 25 years, according to the latest data from the Centre for Management Buy-Out Research (CMBOR).

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The executive yo-yo

It's time to revive an old craze with this ultimate symbol of bouncebackability.

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Institutions hold on to AIM stakes

Investment houses such as BlackRock, Invesco and Prudential collectively hold a larger share of AIM than they did before the financial crisis.

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Chinese opportunities on AIM

Despite recent damaging shocks, investors can still find well-run, profitable ventures among the array of Chinese AIM counters.

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