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  • Britain’s 5G auction starts tomorrow – and this is how it will work

    March 19, 2018

    Mobile firms will today be putting the final touches to planned bids for tomorrow’s spectrum auction. Regulator Ofcom will tomorrow start the process of flogging packages, some of which will allow mobile providers to roll-out 5G plans in around a year’s time. Who is taking part? Despite a wide range of mobile providers in the [...]

  • Activist investor Edward Bramson’s Sherborne Investors takes five per cent stake in Barclays sending share price higher

    March 19, 2018

    Shares in Barclays rose this morning after activist investor Edward Bramson’s firm Sherborne confirmed it had taken a five per cent stake in the bank. Barclays share price was up more than four per cent in morning trading on the news. Bramson has been an investor for a while, but his stake has now topped [...]

  • Ladbrokes and William Hill share price rise after Gambling Commission delivers “crack cocaine” fixed odds betting terminal reprieve

    March 19, 2018

    Investors in Britain’s bookies were buoyed this morning after firms received better-than-expected news on fixed odds betting terminals. The Gambling Commission published eagerly-awaited advice on gaming machines. Non-slots fixed-odds terminals should have a single stake limit of £30. For slots machines, stakes should be capped at £2. Ladbrokes share price rose over five per cent [...]

  • Carillion finance chiefs investigated by top accounting regulator the Financial Reporting Council

    March 19, 2018

    Britain’s top accounting regulator has launched a probe into the actions of two of Carillion’s former finance chiefs. In a widely expected move, Richard Adam and Zafar Khan are being investigated by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC). Carillion’s 2014, 2015 and 2016 annual accounts are to be probed as well as its figures for the [...]

  • Pret a Manger to give away 300,000 coffees in London and the rest of the UK

    March 19, 2018

    Pret a Manger may already be known for giving out the occasional free coffee to a stressed out commuter, but this week will see the chain hand over 300,000 tokens for free drinks. However, Pret is encouraging customers to pass the tokens on to someone else, in an effort to spread a little joy. “We [...]

  • City firms join forces to support string of Presidents Club rival events

    March 19, 2018

    Leading City firms will this summer join forces to champion for better diversity and inclusivity in the Square Mile. Led by Dame Helena Morrissey, and supported by financial services heavyweights, a series of charitable events have been announced. The high-profile dinners and galas come after the City was rocked by reports of inappropriate behaviour at [...]

  • The City is coming together to end stigma around mental health in the workplace

    March 19, 2018

    If you asked a City employer what their most valuable assets were, you’d hope most of them would answer “our people”. But how can you look after assets as complicated as people? At any one time, one sixth of the working-age population of Great Britain experience symptoms associated with mental ill health, and with the [...]

  • Brexit: UK should cuts taxes to remain competitive says accountancy firm

    March 19, 2018

    Accountancy group UHY Hacker Young has called for the UK to slash its tax rates to boost competitiveness post-Brexit. Research by the accountancy group suggested that the UK’s tax burden is 76 per cent higher than that of the major emerging economies. The UK has a tax burden of 38 per cent of GDP, compared [...]

  • UK fintech: Philip Hammond is launching a strategy for Britain’s fintech sector this week

    March 19, 2018

    Chancellor Philip Hammond is set to launch a fintech strategy this week to bolster the industry in the UK. Hammond is expected to reveal the plan at an international conference on Thursday. According to The Sunday Times, he will say the Financial Services Trade and Investment Board has been asked to pick out two areas [...]

  • Consumer fears about driverless cars are steadily dropping

    March 19, 2018

    Nearly half of UK consumers still believe that self-driving cars will not be safe. That figure is down from 73 per cent last year, according to Deloitte, suggesting that while concerns are still there, they are steadily diminishing. The auditor’s report found that more than half of UK consumers would feel more comfortable being a [...]

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