PRESS DIGEST-British Business - June 30
June 30 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
The Times
- Aberdeen ABDN.L used its influence as the sole member of the Abrdn Financial Fairness Trust to push out the organisation's chief executive, Mubin Haq, as well as all of its ten independent trustees.
The Guardian
- The NHS is to become the first health system in the world to use AI to analyse hospital databases and catch potential safety scandals early.
- British-based sportscar company Lotus has reassured the UK business secretary at an urgent meeting on Sunday that it has no intention of shutting its Norfolk factory, as the company prepares to resume production as US tariffs are reduced.
The Telegraph
- Iberdrola IBE.MC, the Spanish owner of Scottish Power has held talks about a merger with Ovo to create Britain's third-largest energy supplier.
Sky News
- KKR KKR.N is the frontrunner to buy NewDay Group, which is owned by the buyout firms Cinven and CVC Capital Partners.
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