Top Financial Headlines: Oil Refinery Insolvency, Nissan Job Cuts, WHSmith Sale, Bupa Fine

The Financial Times highlights key financial events: UK's investigation into Lindsey oil refinery's insolvency, Nissan's plans for payment delays and job cuts in Sunderland, WHSmith's reduced sales to Modella Capital, and Bupa's hefty fine in Australia due to 'unconscionable conduct' impacting patients' claims.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 01-07-2025 06:45 IST | Created: 01-07-2025 06:45 IST
Top Financial Headlines: Oil Refinery Insolvency, Nissan Job Cuts, WHSmith Sale, Bupa Fine
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The UK government is pushing for a thorough investigation following the insolvency of the Lindsey oil refinery, raising concerns over potential job losses.

Nissan Motor Company has announced its intentions to postpone payments to suppliers and will cut 250 jobs at its Sunderland plant, a move tied to its broader strategy of slashing its global workforce by 15%.

WHSmith is facing a financial blow with lower-than-anticipated returns from selling its UK high street business to Modella Capital amid weakened cash flow and cautious trading outlooks. Concurrently, Bupa faces a $23 million fine in Australia after being found guilty of denying valid patient claims over five years.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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