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  • Crisis cripples global trade

    February 24, 2010

    GLOBAL trade contracted by an eye-watering 12 per cent in 2009 the head of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Pascal Lamy revealed yesterday during a visit to Brussels. The latest estimate from the international organisation is a sharp downward revision from the 10 per cent previously expected by the WTO. “World trade has also been [...]

  • London firms cautious over double dip for UK economy

    February 24, 2010

    ALMOST half of London businesses are pessimistic about the sustainability of the UK’s fragile return to growth, with many firms predicting that the economy is poised to dip back into recession before regaining full health. Now 47 per cent of London firms say they expect a “double-dip” recession before the year is out, according to [...]

  • CITY VIEWS: IS A DOUBLE DIP RECESSION LIKELY IN 2010?

    February 24, 2010

    MILES ROBINSON | R K HARRISON “It’s too early to tell but we’re not out of it yet. It’s all about liquidity and we still haven’t got any of it. Banks need to start lending again. The insurance industry is reliant on banks who use us to free up their credit capacity.” TIM OLIVIER | [...]

  • Travis Perkins says markets still subdued

    February 24, 2010

    builders’ and home improvements supplier Travis Perkins reckons its markets have stabilised but is not expecting them to start growing again until, at best, the end of 2010, its chief executive said. “We’re at the bottom and we’re going to burble along it and there’ll be some weeks and months when we’re up and some [...]

  • Construction group Kier sees first half profits rise by 21pc

    February 24, 2010

    CONSTRUCTION group Kier has posted strong results for the first half of its financial year seeing a 21 per cent rise in profits. Profits before tax went up to £31.9m from £26.4m, while the company’s net cash for the half year reached £130.7m compared to 2008 when it was at £82.2m. Chief executive John Dodds [...]

  • Galliford Try shares gain following strong results

    February 24, 2010

    Shares in Galliford Try yesterday gained 1.1 per cent, after the construction and housebuilding firm posted strong first-half results. Galliford reports a pre-tax profit, after exceptional items, of £6.4m in the six months to end December, compared with a loss of £37.5m in the same period in 2008. Chief executive Greg Fitzgerald said: “Against the [...]

  • Housing sales boost bottom line at Barratt

    February 24, 2010

    HOUSEBUILDER Barratt Developments saw its losses narrow in the second half of the year as the housing market showed further signs of finding its feet. Pre-tax losses came in at £178.4m compared to a loss of £594.5m a year earlier. However, it took a £129.9m hit from finance costs following its £720m placing and rights [...]

  • Housebuilders are still a risky bet

    February 24, 2010

    DURING his election campaign, President Barack Obama told voters that America could “build itself out of recession”. That’s just what the housebuilders are hoping they can do. Barratt Developments was putting a brave face on it yesterday, as it reported higher operating margins and strong forward sales. Galliford Try and Kier Group were also cheery. [...]

  • Diageo in spat with Bacardi over rum

    February 24, 2010

    DRINKS giant Diageo has accused rival Bacardi of trying to drive its Captain Morgan rum production out of the United States in order to protect its own rum subsidies from the Puerto Rican government. The company claimed Bacardi is leading a “hidden campaign” to hound Diageo’s Captain Morgan rum production out of the US Virgin [...]

  • BURBERRY BUCKS THE WINTER BLUES

    February 24, 2010

    BURBERRY Group chief executive officer Angela Ahrendts yesterday said demand for the retailer’s luxury items was still strong and showing “no signs of slowing down” in Hong Kong and the UK. Speaking at the retailer’s autumn/spring fashion show during London Fashion Week, she gave an upbeat analysis of the group’s performance.

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