1. Asos sales fall, pushing profit towards low end of hopes
Sales continued to fall across the group's four main geographies, but the downturn worsened in every region except the EU.
2. UK water companies ordered to pay customers millions
A fine for Thames Water, which was the largest issued today, came as part of a £114 million rebate package for customers unveiled by Ofwat.
3. BT unveils timetable to scrap landlines and switch to digital voice
Trials have already been running in some areas, with Yorkshire, the Humber and Northern Ireland switching in recent months.
4. FTSE 100 ends little changed
At the close, London's lead index was up 1.73 points at 7,625.72 while the FTSE 250 was down 78.66 points, 0.4% at 18,336.65.
5. Meta pays massive break fee to property developer British Land
Analysts said the £149 million fee was staggeringly high for the Facebook and Instagram owner's decision to vacate the office building next door to Regent's Park.
Bonus: Now that interest rates are peaking, what are analysts recommending?
The FTSE 100, UK energy stocks and defensive are among the areas being tipped by strategists at UBS and elsewhere as the Bank of England and other central banks appear to have pressed pause on interest rates.