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  • Virgin Media customers are spending more as the firm mulls a London listing

    August 6, 2009

    VIRGIN Media yesterday said it had narrowed its losses after customers spent more on its services and that it was in talks about listing in London later this year. The firm said its net loss had narrowed to £49m from a £449m loss a year later, when the firm was forced to take a writedown [...]

  • Cost cutting aids profits for Thomson Reuters

    August 6, 2009

    NEWS and financial data publisher Thomson Reuters reported a better-than-expected second quarter profit yesterday, helped by cost cuts. The firm stood by its forecast that revenue would grow in 2009 and that its profit margin would be similar to last year’s as markets stabilise. However, chief executive Tom Glocer said that the fallout from the [...]

  • Aviva plans Dutch listing of Delta Lloyd

    August 6, 2009

    INSURER Aviva saw its shares rocket yesterday after it said profits recovered strongly in the first half as it unveiled plans to offer 25 to 30 per cent of its Dutch unit Delta Lloyd to markets in a move that could raise €1bn (£855m). Shares of the firm surged by 9.7 per cent after the [...]

  • RSA boosts dividend despite a massive drop in its profits

    August 6, 2009

    RSA INSURANCE yesterday posted pre-tax profits down 24 per cent in the first half of the year, as it unveiled a seven per cent dividend hike that it said underlines its positive outlook. The general insurer, which operates the “More Than” brand in the UK, posted profits of £301m, compared to £395m made in the [...]

  • Panmure seals QInvest deal

    August 6, 2009

    CITY stockbroker Panmure Gordon yesterday completed a share deal with QInvest that will see Qatar’s largest investment bank take a 47.1 per cent in the firm when its new shares are admitted to trading on Aim this morning. QInvest subscribed for 67.5m shares in Panmure at 34p a share, raising around £23m of capital for [...]

  • SocGen duo in insider probe

    August 6, 2009

    FRANCE’s market watchdog began an insider trading probe against two Société Générale executives, including high-flying Jean-Pierre Mustier, who announced his resignation from the French bank yesterday. SocGen said it had been told by Mustier and non-executive director Robert Day that they had each been advised by the French financial regulator of insider trading proceedings against [...]

  • Schroders hit by profit fall but assets up

    August 6, 2009

    FUND management giant Schroders yesterday reported a 73.2 per cent pre-tax profit fall in the first half of the year, although the firm also said investments had put £3.9bn into its funds in the period. The group said pre-tax profits after exceptional items were £36.3m, sharply lower than the £135.7m profits last year, due to [...]

  • Easyjet rides financial storm

    August 6, 2009

    BUDGET airline easyJet, the orange-branded carrier founded by Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, yesterday said its aircraft were fuller and that it saw an increase in its airline traffic last month, as demand for bargain flights holds up despite the slump. The company flew 4.66m passengers in July, up from 4.47m in the same period last year. [...]

  • BANK SHOCKS WITH NEW 50bn BOOST

    August 6, 2009

    THE Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) shocked the markets yesterday with an unexpected increase of its quantitative easing programme to £175bn, equivalent to 12 per cent of GDP and above the maximum authorised by chancellor Alistair Darling in March. Sterling fell more than a cent against the dollar after it hit nine-month highs [...]

  • Ladbrokes chases William Hill in the exodus to Gibraltar as profits slump

    August 6, 2009

    BETTING firm Ladbrokes yesterday confirmed it would be following the fleeing footsteps of William Hill by moving its online gambling arm to Gibraltar, which it says will save £7m a year. Chief executive Christopher Bell blamed “intense competitive pressures” for the move. UK based gambling firms must cough up 15 per cent of their earnings [...]

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