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  • As his national security adviser resigns over ties to Russia, is Trump’s administration malevolent or just incompetent?

    February 15, 2017

    Dr Joe Devanny, research fellow at the Policy Institute, King’s College London, says Incompetent. Donald Trump has been President of the United States for less than 30 days. We can already say that competence has been in short supply, even by the historical standards of transition processes, which are rarely glitch-free. We have just seen [...]

  • Boiler breakdowns cost the UK £787m in bills last year

    February 15, 2017

    UK families were forced to pay out more than £787m in unexpected boiler repair bills last year. Nearly a fifth of households (18 per cent) faced at least one boiler breakdown in the last year, and the average cost of repairing it came to £270, according to energy price comparison website uSwitch.  However, a quarter [...]

  • A fifth of Brits are resigned to poor rail service as more than two million complaints were made in 2016

    February 15, 2017

    One in five Brits are resigned to poor rail service, with complaints up nearly half a million on last year. There were 2.04m complaints made regarding trains in 2016, according to Ombudsman Services' annual Consumer Action Monitor. The rail sector was responsible for 3.7 per cent of complaints last year, making up more than half of those [...]

  • Hitachi trains for Great Western Railway’s Devon and Cornwall route take shape

    February 15, 2017

    The wheels are in motion for new intercity trains connecting London to Devon and Cornwall – well, in a manner of speaking. Hitachi Rail's Italian factory has just started work on the bodyshells for new trains which will begin running as far south as Penzance along coastal routes in Devon and Cornwall from next year. Karen [...]

  • Trian takes $3.5bn stake in P&G

    February 14, 2017

    Trian Fund Management has disclosed that it bought a $3.5bn stake in Procter & Gamble, maker of Gillette razors and Crest toothpaste. The move makes Trian the second activist shareholder to become involved in the consumer products giant in the last five years, and it is now the largest stakeholder in P&G by some margin. Read [...]

  • Anthem hits back at Cigna’s $15bn lawsuit

    February 14, 2017

    Health insurer Anthem has hit back at Cigna after it said it was terminating a merger between the two companies and wants $15bn (£12bn) in fees and damages. Anthem has said that Cigna cannot end the deal between the two companies. Cigna has filed a lawsuit demanding that Anthem pay $13bn in damages and $1.85bn in break up fees after [...]

  • Now German businesses are calling for post-Brexit partnership with UK

    February 14, 2017

    Firms in Germany want to maintain strong ties with the UK once it departs the EU, the managing director of one of the country's major industry groups has said. "Ideally, we would have a deep and comprehensive partnership agreement on investment and trade," said Markus Kerber of BDI, according to Reuters.  Kerber warned the fallout from Brexit could disrupt [...]

  • Workers at this City stalwart have been banned from drinking during the day

    February 14, 2017

    Looks like it's going to be dry January all year long for the boozers at Lloyd's of London. City workers at the historic institution have been banned from drinking during the day because alcohol has caused so may disciplinary cases, according to the Evening Standard. Lloyd's, known for its world-class work in insurance, now has [...]

  • Activist investor Chris Hohn launches bid to block €8.5bn aerospace deal, potentially pitting TCI against the French government

    February 14, 2017

    Sir Chris Hohn’s activist hedge fund has launched a bid to block an €8.5bn (£7.2bn) aerospace deal. The Children’s Investment (TCI) Fund, which owns a 4.1 per cent stake in Safran, wants to block the aircraft-engine maker’s takeover deal for plane-seat supplier Zodiac. Read more: Safran's €8.5bn takeover of aircraft seat maker Zodiac takes off [...]

  • Ministers are mulling the creation of a new generation of free ports once the UK’s customs arrangements are clarified

    February 14, 2017

    Ministers are considering proposals to create a new generation of free ports after the UK's customs status is resolved. Prime Minister Theresa May said last month the UK would seek a new customs agreement with the European Union, with current terms effectively precluding new free ports. However, City A.M understands the creation of ports outside of [...]

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