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  • Hedge funds bank on Sky takeover bid success

    February 12, 2017

    Two US hedge funds have banked on the Murdoch family succeeding in taking over the UK-based communications giant, Sky plc. According to reports in the Sunday Telegraph, the two funds, HBK and Pentwater, each disclosed they have amassed positions worth £310m and £300m respectively. In December last year, 21st Century Fox announced that it would be [...]

  • RBS on track for ninth straight year of losses, as struggling bank pressed to close branches and cut jobs in digital push

    February 12, 2017

    Royal Bank of Scotland looks set to announce a multi-billion pound loss for 2016, its ninth straight year wallowing in the red, while it is also being pushed to cut branches as customers flee to digital banking. The 73 per cent state owned bank, which will reveal its annual results on 24 February, racked up losses attributable [...]

  • This trendy breed’s about to overtake Labradors as Britain’s most popular dog

    February 12, 2017

    Bye-bye Andrex puppy, hello bat-eared Frenchie. The Labrador, long the country's favourite doggo, is about to be overtaken by a breed a little more on-trend and probably familiar to many a Londoner. The French bulldog has increased in popularity in recent years which many put down to the numerous celebrity owners of the pups (others might say [...]

  • Rebel peers are confident of amending Theresa May’s Article 50 Bill in the House of Lords

    February 12, 2017

    Rebel peers are confident of amending the Article 50 Bill with protections for EU nationals once the legislation arrives in the House of Lords. The Bill, which grants Prime Minister Theresa May the power to trigger Brexit talks, was passed unamended by the House of Commons last week. But both the Lib Dems and Labour have [...]

  • British film and TV industries storm ahead with £1.6bn investment

    February 12, 2017

    Spend on British film and TV production jumped 13 per cent in 2016 to 1.6bn, in a stellar year for the UK’s creative industries. Figures from the BFI showed that 48 major UK-based films accounted for 1.35bn of total investment. Last year’s top three grossing films at the UK box office were all filmed on [...]

  • Klimt painting set to fetch more than £45m at auction

    February 12, 2017

    A painting by Gustav Klimt is expected to sell for at least £45m at auction next month. The 1907 landscape, entitled ‘Bauerngarten’, will go up for sale at Sotheby’s in London on 1 March. It was previously sold at Christie’s for $5.8m in 1994, and appeared in a Royal Academy exhibition last year. Works by [...]

  • Almost 50 Tory MPs are demanding a fast-track visa system for Commonwealth citizens

    February 12, 2017

    Commonwealth countries could be offered a new “fast track” visa system in the aftermath of Brexit, under plans promoted by almost 50 Conservative MPs. In a letter to home secretary Amber Rudd, 45 Tory backbenchers have called for the UK to “extend the hand of friendship to our Commonwealth partners”. The MPs, who include former [...]

  • John Lewis, Pret and the 30 biggest private companies MPs want held more accountable

    February 12, 2017

    Middle class favourite John Lewis and lunch time hotsport Pret a Manger are just two of Britain's most well-known businesses which could be subject to a stricter code of governance traditionally reserved for Britain's top public companies. Under new proposals suggested by a group of MPs, 30 of Britain's biggest privately owned companies would have to set [...]

  • After BHS: MPs eye stricter transparency rules for private companies

    February 12, 2017

    The UK's biggest private companies and those with large pension schemes should have to abide by the same financial reporting rules as listed firms to ensure the fallout from the collapse of BHS is not repeated, MPs have said. Any private company with more than 5,000 members of a defined benefit pension scheme, or those defined as large [...]

  • Three important things we learned from Jean-Claude Juncker this weekend on the future of Europe, Trump and Brexit

    February 12, 2017

    European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has spoken about the future of Europe and his own role within it, in an interview with German radio, and the effect of Trump and Brexit. Here are the three important things he said. 1. Europe is divided – and Britain isn't helping Opinions of both the public in the member [...]

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