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● Back in February, Aston Martin’s executive chair Lawrence Stroll (pictured) said the carmaker didn’t need more money. “The messaging, to put it mildly, has moved on,” says Nils Pratley in The Guardian. The firm has launched a “full-octane” rights issue

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