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  • Confidence propels company valuations to two-year high

    January 24, 2010

    Company valuations rose sharply last year to reach their highest levels since early 2007, according to an index by accountancy firm BDO. Public companies are now valued at an average multiple of 15.1 times earnings, up 78 per cent over the year. The value of private companies has risen to its highest level in two [...]

  • Kraft expected to look to create more jobs after Cadbury purchase

    January 24, 2010

    Kraft is understood to have pledged to create more jobs in the UK and grow Cadbury’s British business following its takeover of the confectioner. Michael Osanloo, Kraft’s executive vice-president, strategy, and the man in charge of the Cadbury integration is expecting to increase manufacturing jobs in the UK after saying he was optimistic the vast [...]

  • Adams in strife as parent calls in the administrator

    January 24, 2010

    Childrenswear chain Adams has gone in to administration for the second time in little more than a year, putting 2,000 jobs at risk. Insolvency firm MCR was called in on Friday to Adams’ parent company, JS Childrenswear. MCR partner Paul Clark said “all options” were being considered for the business, which has 120 stores across [...]

  • B&B, Rock on cusp of bad bank merger

    January 24, 2010

    PART-nationalised lender Bradford & Bingley is on the brink of receiving the go-ahead from the European Commission for its package of UK state aid, in a move that will pave the way for a merger of its toxic mortgage book with Northern Rock’s bad bank. A marriage of Bradford & Bingley and Northern Rock’s bad [...]

  • House price rises expected as level of confidence soars

    January 24, 2010

    CONFIDENCE in the UK housing market has jumped more than five-fold in the last year. The number of people expecting house prices to increase over the next 12 months has risen from 10 per cent at the start of 2009 to 53 per cent. The British public expect only a modest rise, according to Rightmove, [...]

  • Labour accused over insolvencies

    January 24, 2010

    THE TORIES yesterday accused the government of causing over half of the insolvencies since the start of the recession. The government handed out 3,500 winding-up orders in 2008-09, the Tory party said, citing figures from the Insolvency Service. That amounts to around 60 per cent of 6,000 businesses that were made insolvent. Most of the [...]

  • Lords want BBC partly privatised

    January 24, 2010

    THE BBC should part-privatise its commercial arm to expand distribution of UK television programmes, a parliamentary committee will propose today. The all-party House of Lords communications select committee said the BBC should create a public-private company from BBC Worldwide, allowing production firms to create jobs and extra profits to plough back into programmes. The committee will demand a [...]

  • The Pru will concentrate on the new

    January 24, 2010

    PRUDENTIAL will curb its ambitions in India and China to concentrate on emerging Asian markets. Chief executive Tidjane Thiam said the firm was limited in those countries by rules on foreign ownership of financial institutions. Instead it will focus investment in Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam. Thiam says investment in these economies increased the firm’s profits [...]

  • SDI enjoys sales boost but takes hit on forex and integration costs

    January 24, 2010

    SCIENTIFIC Digital Imaging (SDI), the AIM-listed maker of high-end optical equipment, saw a seven per cent sales rise in the six months to October. Revenues reached £3.4m as orders remained strong thanks to the long-term funding enjoyed by SDI’s customers, typically life sciences laboratories. However, operating profit fell from £270,000 in the second half of [...]

  • London has world’s prime offices

    January 24, 2010

    London’s West End is once again the most expensive location in the world to occupy office space in, according to DTZ’s latest Global Occupancy Costs survey. Ranked fifth in last year’s survey, London’s West End has taken the number one spot, displacing Tokyo. It also jumps above Paris, Dubai and Hong Kong, which were ranked [...]

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