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  • Carillion lands key PPP project

    June 24, 2010

    SUPPORT services group Carillion said yesterday it had been awarded a public private partnership (PPP) project in Toronto worth £306m, buoying its London-listed shares. Under the deal, Carillion will invest £11.8m into the project, Toronto’s Forensic Services and Coroner’s Complex (FSCC). It will also arrange debt financing for the construction of the project, as well [...]

  • McBride hit by raw price surge

    June 24, 2010

    OWN-BRAND personal care products supplier McBride yesterday warned that its raw material costs are set to soar next year and that there would be an inevitable delay before the increase can be passed on to its customers. McBride, which counts supermarket groups Asda and Tesco among its UK clients, went some way towards soothing investors [...]

  • Dixons brand to be revived

    June 24, 2010

    DSG International, which owns Currys and PC World said yesterday it would change its name back to Dixons as it returned to profit in the year to the end of May. Europe’s second largest electricals retailer reported profits of £112.7m – up from a loss the year before of £123.6m. Sales rose three per cent [...]

  • H&M hit by summer slump

    June 24, 2010

    H&M yesterday reported that it could be forced to reduce prices to offload spring stock after unseasonally cool weather hit sales. The Swedish fashion retailer said demand in April and May was unexpectedly weak despite reporting a 24 per cent profit rise in the third quarter. It added that “this could lead to a higher [...]

  • Specsavers founder gains recognition for her lifetime business achievements

    June 24, 2010

    SPECSAVERS founder Dame Mary Perkins has been given a lifetime achievement award for her impact on the business world. The entrepreneur was recognised at the First Women Awards for her shrewd business sense and work ethic. Dame Mary, who started the business in her spare bedroom with husband Doug in 1984, was also credited for [...]

  • ANALYST VIEWS: HOW IS DSG DOING VERSUS ITS COMPETITORS?

    June 24, 2010

    PHILIP DORGAN | AMBRIAN We think that DSG will deliver decent sales growth and hence a strong UK & Ireland margin recovery. The risk reward ratio has moved in favour of DSG. HENRY DIXON | CHARLES STANLEY I think Kesa is a better bet than DSG when debt is taken into account. It has made [...]

  • The Capital Pub Company buys two new premises in £5m deal

    June 24, 2010

    THE Capital Pub Company (CPC) yesterday agreed to acquire two premises from Tomahawk Pubs for £5.03m. The group has made a 120p per share offer for Tomahawk, slightly below the net asset value per share of the group. CPC will issue 2.8m shares at 103p per share to raise £2.8m and part fund the deal. [...]

  • Buffett ups his stake in Tesco to more than 3pc

    June 24, 2010

    US investor Warren Buffett has raised his stake in British supermarket group Tesco to over three per cent, according to a regulatory statement published yesterday. Buffett’s investment firm, Berkshire Hathaway, has bought around two million shares in the world’s third biggest retailer to take its stake to 242m, or 3.02 per cent of the total. [...]

  • Global stocks to post good year poll finds

    June 24, 2010

    The world’s major stock markets should trade higher a year from now but fears of a slowing economic recovery might permit only modest gains in some rich-world markets, a Reuters poll showed yesterday. Against expectations of previous quarterly Reuters polls, most stock markets from both the rich world and emerging markets are on course to [...]

  • Fabric lives on after firm is bought by private investors

    June 24, 2010

    FABRIC nightclub will stay open after it was bought by private investors yesterday. The club’s Administrators PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) said Fabric 591, the company that owns the landmark venue, had been sold for an undisclosed sum to Fabric Life Limited, a company formed eight weeks ago by a group of supporters. It went into administration last [...]

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