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  • Goals cheers after annual sales shoot up

    March 1, 2010

    FIVE-a-side football pitch operator Goals Soccer Centres posted a seven per cent rise in profits yesterday, and said it planned to open seven new arenas this year. Sales for 2009 were up 10 per cent at £26m while profits jumped to £8.8m. The company said it was set to open the seven UK centres in [...]

  • Weak pound offers lifeline to factories

    March 1, 2010

    RECOVERY in Britain’s hard-hit manufacturing sector is continuing apace, boosted by record growth in new exports and the strongest output growth since September 1996, a leading survey revealed yesterday. The CIPS/Markit manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) recorded a reading of 56.6 in February, unchanged from January’s fifteen-year high and well above the 50 mark that [...]

  • Mortgage approvals plummet

    March 1, 2010

    LENDING to firms and households showed little sign of picking up in January from historically weak levels, in spite of a year of quantitative easing, Bank of England data showed yesterday. The Bank’s preferred measure of broad money growth M4, which excludes activity between intermediate financial institutions, stagnated in January. The annualised quarterly rate of [...]

  • Lending to households and firms was flat in January

    March 1, 2010

    LENDING to firms and households showed little sign of picking up in January from historically weak levels, in spite of a year of quantitative easing, Bank of England data showed yesterday. The Bank’s preferred measure of broad money growth M4, which excludes activity between intermediate financial institutions, stagnated in January. The annualised quarterly rate of [...]

  • US consumer spending jumps by more than expected as manufacturing grows

    March 1, 2010

    US consumer spending increased slightly faster than expected in January while the US manufacturing sector grew, adding credence to the view that the economic recovery is in full swing. The Commerce Department said yesterday that spending rose 0.5 per cent, increasing for a fourth straight month, after advancing by an upwardly-revised 0.3 per cent in [...]

  • European car sales rise in February despite caution

    March 1, 2010

    Car sales rose sharply in France, Italy and Spain in February as scrappage schemes lifted business, but European carmakers are set to face tougher times ahead as governments phase out incentives. Scrapping programmes, which encourage new car purchases by paying cash bonuses when old models are traded in for new ones, limited the fall in [...]

  • Daimler in China joint venture

    March 1, 2010

    Daimler plans to develop electric cars for China with battery maker BYD, underscoring the German carmaker’s dependence on outside companies to gain share in the market for zero-emission vehicles. Daimler’s alliance continues a trend among European carmakers, which have scrambled to strike alliances with battery makers as a way of expanding into electric and zero [...]

  • Japan drugmaker in US bid

    March 1, 2010

    Astellas Pharma launched a $3.5bn (£2.3bn) hostile bid for OSI Pharmaceuticals to gain access to the blockbuster Tarceva cancer drug, in the latest move by a Japanese drugmaker to make inroads in the US. OSI shares surged 51.8 per cent to $56.20, well above Astellas’ $52-per-share offer as analysts expected a higher price or even [...]

  • Spain presents recovery plan

    March 1, 2010

    The Spanish government yesterday presented plans it will negotiate with political parties over the next two months as part of a wider plan to promote economic growth and job creation. The plans include a proposal to provide loans of up to €200,000 (£180,964) to help small and medium-sized firms, which form the backbone of the [...]

  • Diageo raises Chinese stake

    March 1, 2010

    DIAGEO yesterday said it could spend at least £624m to take over China’s fourth-largest spirits group Sichuan Shui Jing Fang and add Chinese white spirits to its portfolio of top brands. With half of China’s alcohol consumption accounted for by white spirits, Diageo, the world’s largest spirits group, is keen to expand into this category [...]

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