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  • Worst yet to come with Crossrail delay as TfL faces £400m 2021 revenue shortfall, warns Moody’s

    November 28, 2018

    The delay to the launch of Crossrail will hit Transport for London (TfL) with a £400m funding shortfall in 2021, financial services giant Moody's has found. The £15.4bn Elizabeth Line was supposed to open this December but has been delayed until autumn next year because of issues around signalling testing. Moody's found that while TfL will manage [...]

  • John McDonnell agrees Labour support for new Brexit referendum is ‘inevitable’

    November 28, 2018

    Labour’s John McDonnell believes it is “inevitable” his party will soon back another referendum on Brexit. In an interview on Wednesday afternoon, the shadow chancellor gave the clearest indication yet Labour will fully endorse another vote on the UK’s relationship with the EU. Labour’s official position is it would push for a general election if Theresa [...]

  • Disney signs deal to move digital ad business to Google

    November 28, 2018

    Disney has agreed to transfer its global digital advertising business to Google in a lucrative deal for the tech giant. The deal will see Disney move its entire digital video and display business for brands such as Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars to Google's Ad Manager platform. The agreement builds on an existing relationship between the two [...]

  • Sadiq Khan accused of ‘letting down’ Londoners on affordable housing targets

    November 28, 2018

    Sadiq Khan has been accused of "letting down" Londoners after new figures reveal that only 2,400 affordable homes have been built in the first six months of this year, far below the mayor's annual 14,000 target. The London Assembly, which scrutinises the mayor, has released its annual affordable housing monitor which also claims that in 2016-17, Khan's [...]

  • Danske Bank charged in Estonian money laundering scandal

    November 28, 2018

    Danske Bank has been charged with four counts of breaking Danish money laundering laws following a major scandal at its Estonian affiliate. The charges relate to the bank's handling of so-called non-resident clients at its Estonian branch between 2007 and 2016, Danish prosecutors allege. “We had expected prosecutors to bring charges in light of our [...]

  • Tiffany sales disappoint Wall Street as Chinese shoppers curb their luxury spending

    November 28, 2018

    A slump in demand from wealthy Chinese tourists has taken the sparkle off of Tiffany’s latest sales report this afternoon, with weaker-than-expected results sending shares down during pre-trading on Wall Street. The luxury jewellery maker missed its estimates today after reporting a three per cent rise in same-store sales, falling below Refinitiv projections of a [...]

  • European Commission gives green light for T-Mobile Netherlands merger

    November 28, 2018

    The European Commission today unconditionally approved a merger between T-Mobile Netherlands and Tele2 NL. The new company will have annual revenues of more than €2bn (£1.8bn) and will serve roughly 4.3m mobile customers. T-Mobile Netherlands, a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, will buy Tele2’s Dutch operations, reducing the number of operators in the country from four [...]

  • Tulip tower may interfere with radar systems, warns London City Airport

    November 28, 2018

    Plans to build the City’s Tulip had just begun to blossom last week after developers submitted proposals for the new 1,000 ft tower, but now concerns over whether the building might interfere with air traffic radar systems have threatened to stall the project. London City Airport has insisted that construction cannot be given the green [...]

  • From trains to trainers: TfL teams up with Adidas for Tube and Crossrail-inspired footwear

    November 28, 2018

    Londoners may not be able to use the Elizabeth Line this year, but they can still travel in style elsewhere on the Underground with the release of a new range of Tube-inspired trainers by Adidas. Transport for London (TfL) has teamed up with the sports giant to launch a new range of trainers inspired by the Elizabeth Line, [...]

  • Airbus could restart UK investment if parliament approves May’s Brexit deal

    November 28, 2018

    Aerospace firms may resume investment in the UK’s industry currently put on hold if Prime Minister Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement is voted through parliament, Airbus told MPs this morning. Companies have either paused investment in the UK since the EU referendum or transferred it to other markets, executives told the Commons' Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy [...]

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