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888 targets US expansion as it buys All American Poker Network from joint venture partner Avenue OLG Entertainment for $28m December 11, 2018 Online gambling company 888 has bought out the remaining half of All American Poker Network (AAPN) for $28m (£22.26m), it announced today. 888 acquired 53 per cent of the US gaming site from its joint venture partner Avenue OLG Entertainment and other minority shareholders. The deal will allow London-listed 888 to strengthen its position in the US [...]
Emergency Brexit debate: Corbyn tells MPs he will table no confidence vote ‘at appropriate time’ December 11, 2018 Jeremy Corbyn has told MPs he will table a vote of no confidence “at the appropriate time”, as Prime Minister Theresa May meets European leaders today to discuss amendments to the Brexit transition deal. Speaking this afternoon in an emergency debate on the PM's decision yesterday to postpone the so-called meaningful vote on the deal, the [...]
Stop making millennials the butt of the joke if you want to market to them December 11, 2018 Millennials are one of the most maligned of any of the generational cohorts. When not branded as “snowflakes” or accused of indulging in too much self-care, they are routinely blamed for all manner of problems such as the death of the high street or falling interest in the package holiday. Of course brands – many [...]
Major retailers ‘may be breaking data protection rules’ with e-receipt marketing December 11, 2018 Several major retailers may be breaking laws around data protection by sending unsolicited marketing to customers in e-receipts, according to consumer body Which. An investigation found several major high street retailers sent customers promotional marketing of other products within e-receipts. The unwanted adverts suggest the retailers may be in contravention of data protection laws brought in [...]
Eurozone budget plan still on the table despite ‘very deep split’ among EU members December 11, 2018 Proposals for a Eurozone budget are still on the table despite a “very deep split” among member states, the European Commission said today. After a fiery debate of the European Parliament today economic affairs commissioner Pierre Moscovici said the prospect of a consensus was “bleak” and the window of opportunity for reform was “slowly closing.” [...]
Government’s analysis of Brexit no help to MPs, Treasury committee finds December 11, 2018 The government’s own analysis of Brexit is effectively meaningless as it doesn’t scrutinise the implications of the backstop or the most likely trade deal outcomes, according to MPs. The Treasury Select Committee claim analysis of the withdrawal agreement and political declaration secured by Theresa May last month should not be used by MPs to help [...]
Holiday Homes: Thinking about buying a ski home? Read our guide on prices, places, powder and trends December 11, 2018 As the ski season descends upon us, it’s time to take a look at the best places to buy a ski home in the world, just in case you hit the slopes and never want to leave. Thankfully, we’ve got all the latest facts and figures at our disposal, thanks to the World Research team [...]
Value of retail property falls to slowest rate in nine years as vacancies and losses take their toll on landlords December 11, 2018 Fresh evidence of the woes facing high street landlords and shopping centre owners emerged today, as new data showed that the value of retail property has fallen by its largest monthly amount in nearly a decade. The value of retail property tumbled 1.9 per cent in November, marking the sector’s sharpest month-on-month drop since May [...]
Superdry shares plunge ahead of results as analysts and co-founder Julian Dunkerton issue warnings December 11, 2018 Superdry shares plunged seven per cent this morning following damaging brokers' notes and criticism from co-founder Julian Dunkerton. Analysts Berenberg downgraded its stance on the retailer to 'hold' and cut its earnings forecast for 2019-21 ahead of the company's half yearly results tomorrow. It comes just a day after Dunkerton, who quit the business earlier this [...]
Home Office backtracks on plans to scrap ‘golden visas’ for rich investors December 11, 2018 The Home Office has rowed back on plans to halt visas for wealthy investors just days after the suspension was announced. Last week immigration minister Caroline Nokes announced that the visas would be suspended at midnight last Friday amid fears about money laundering and organised crimes. However, today the Home Office confirmed that the visas [...]