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  • Summer blockbusters and rise of 3D movies boost revenues for Cineworld

    January 7, 2010

    CINEWORLD revenues were up more than 11 per cent last year after receiving a welcome boost from the rise in popularity of 3D movies. Box office takings were up by nearly 17 per cent and food sales were up by almost 10 per cent. These rises were enough to overshadow a drop in advertising revenue [...]

  • AstraZeneca rises as top drug stays safe until 2014

    January 7, 2010

    ASTRAZENECA settled a US patent row with Israeli drug maker Teva yesterday, protecting its top-selling heartburn drug Nexium for almost four more years. The deal will allow Teva, the world’s biggest manufacturer of generic pharmaceuticals, to start selling a cheaper copy of Nexium when the first patent expires in 2014. However, under a previous arrangement, [...]

  • Interest rate kept on hold again by Bank

    January 7, 2010

    THE Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) yesterday froze the interest rate at 0.5 per cent while persevering with quantitative easing until next month. The interest rate has remained unchanged since March after the MPC took drastic action to tackle the global economic crisis. Quantitative easing, aimed at pumping cash into the financial system, [...]

  • House prices continue to strengthen in December

    January 7, 2010

    HOUSE prices in the UK recorded their sixth consecutive monthly rise in December, data from the Halifax showed yesterday, though the mortgage lender expects prices to plateau over the rest of 2010. Prices rallied one per cent between November and December, bringing the cost of the average UK home to £169,042. December also saw house [...]

  • Jobless claims in US rise less than expected

    January 7, 2010

    THE DOLLAR enjoyed a slight boost yesterday after the number of Americans making first-time claims for unemployment benefits rose less than expected. The US government said initial jobless claims increased by just 1,000 to 434,000 in the week ending 2 January, supporting hopes that the struggling job market is bottoming out. The seasonally adjusted figure [...]

  • Cautious gain at Persimmon

    January 7, 2010

    HOUSEBUILDER Persimmon yesterday remained cautious over the health of the housing market despite a stronger performance in the second half of 2009. The FTSE 250 group said it completed the sale of 8,796 new homes during 2009, which generated a turnover of around £1.4bn. Almost 5000 of these properties were sold in the second half [...]

  • FULL-YEAR TRADING UPDATE INTERVIEWS

    January 7, 2010

    IMRAN AKRAM | COLLINS STEWART “Persimmon is the first housebuilder to report a solid trading update. Volumes were 12 per cent lower year-on-year but picked up in the second half of last year. Net debt was better than expected. Bovis and TaylorWimpey are our top picks but we continue to see upside to our target [...]

  • DOOMSAYING ECONOMIST ENJOYS HIS NEWFOUND CELEBRITY STATUS

    January 7, 2010

    MY, HOW the world has changed. While most of us have been going around assuming that brainy economists are dismissed by the popular, hedonistic masses as nothing more than dreary nerds, it appears the best of them have been snagging invites to the most glamorous parties in town. Actually, town doesn’t begin to cover it [...]

  • Market rally is a positive for Rathbone

    January 7, 2010

    RATHBONE Brothers yesterday reported a 25 per cent increase in funds under management for 2009 as buoyant equity markets repaired the damage done in the depths of the recession. Total assets under management climbed to £13.1bn in December, up from £10.5bn a year earlier in the wake of the Lehman Brothers collapse. The 268-year-old firm [...]

  • Hays sees fees fall by a third

    January 7, 2010

    HAYS, the UK’s largest recruitment firm, yesterday reported a 30 per cent fall in net fees in its second fiscal quarter last year. But it was optimistic that stability is returning to all its major jobs markets, including banking, and saw modest quarter-on-quarter growth in the UK private sector. Based on the figures Charles Stanley [...]

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