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  • UK manufacturing grows at fastest rate in nearly three years

    December 2, 2013

    The UK's manufacturing outlook is at its best in 33 months in November, according to purchasing managers' index (PMI) data compiled by Markit. Jeremy Cook, chief economist at World First, notes that industry has "managed to shrug off the impact of both a stronger pound and a resumption of economic worries in the Eurozone, our [...]

  • How today’s price cuts stack up with winter energy rises

    December 2, 2013

    A bevy of figures has been announced this morning as the energy firms respond to the government's pledge to cut green levies, in a bid to ease the impact of energy bill hikes. The move comes as part of a package of measures announced over the weekend. It also follows the coalition denial that it had [...]

  • EDF pledges price freeze for 2014

    December 2, 2013

    EDF Energy was the first energy firm to announce a price freeze yesterday, with fellow Big Six firms British Gas, SSE and Npower announcing cuts this morning. The pledges come in response to the government's commitment to waive the cost of some green levies, which are currently paid for through energy bills. EDF said it doesn't [...]

  • Eurozone manufacturing growth is accelerating – but employment continues to fall

    December 2, 2013

    Markit's purchasing managers' index (PMI) data for Eurozone manufacturing shows output, new orders and new exports expanding for the fifth consecutive month. The headline PMI number has risen to 51.6 in November, from a flash estimate of 51.5. Any number above 50 implies an expansion. But manufacturing employment continues to collapse. Chris Williamson, chief economist [...]

  • Sodexo board unanimously votes founder’s daughter as chairman

    December 2, 2013

    Sophie Bellon is to succeed her father Pierre Bellon as chairman of catering company Sodexo by January 2016. Michel Landel will continue in his role as chief executive. A panel of four board members unanimously ratified the decision on 29 November. The board of directors said in a statement "Through her different functions, she has [...]

  • Morgan Stanley has identified five big changes that global economies need to make

    December 2, 2013

    Morgan Stanley think that five tough transitions are now necessary for global economies to grow, or as they put it to "embark on a sounder, safer and more sustainable second half". US: From QE to credible forward guidance on interest rates. Japan: From deflation to (moderate) inflation. Europe: From financial fragmentation to a credible banking [...]

  • British Gas to cut average bill by £53 on back of government energy changes

    December 2, 2013

    British Gas has confirmed that it'll cut its average dual fuel bill by £53 from 1 January. The energy supplier is reducing its household gas and electricity prices by an average of 3.2 per cent, equivalent to £41 off an average annual bill, and up to £53 with the £12 Warm Home Discount scheme rebate. [...]

  • SSE to pass on £50 savings to customers before end of financial year

    December 2, 2013

    Energy company SSE has announced it will be passing on savings worth £50 to a typical dual fuel customer. The savings were made possible by the government's announcement of a consultation to reduce the future costs associated with the Energy Company Obligation. William Morris, managing director, retail, said: "We promised our customers that they would [...]

  • Senior acquires aerospace manufacturer from Privet Capital

    December 2, 2013

    International manufacturing group Senior has acquired Thermal Engineering Holding from Privet Capital. Thermal is an aerospace components manufacturer located in Royston, Hertfordshire. Mark Rollins, Senior's group chief executive, said: Thermal represents an excellent addition to Senior's Aerospace Fluid Systems Division, providing additional capability to the Group in the areas of Hot Forming and Insulation. Thermal's [...]

  • Npower to freeze new prices until spring 2015

    December 2, 2013

    UK energy supplier Npower says it will freeze its prices until spring 2015, unless wholesale costs increase. Chief executive officer Paul Massara said: "We don’t plan to increase energy prices before Spring 2015, unless there are increases in wholesale energy costs or network charges." The company introduced a planned price rise of 10.4 per cent [...]

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