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  • Ach Nein! Rhine water level threatens to leave European shipping high and dry

    August 14, 2022

    AMIDST the doom and gloom of recent headlines, there have been some early signs of optimism that the worst of the globe’s supply chain crisis could be passing. A major benchmark of the time taken for a good to get from the factory to its destination port – the Flexport Ocean Timeliness Indicator – has [...]

  • 888 runs out of luck: Revenues drop as betting giant completes William Hill acquisition 

    August 12, 2022

    888’s revenue and profit fell in the second quarter as it completed the acquisition of betting company William Hill. The betting and gaming company suffered a 13 per cent revenue decline to £332.1m from £380.9m in the first quarter of last year. Stricter gambling laws in the UK and the closure of the Netherlands led [...]

  • Covid’s lingering impact drags down Petrofac revenues 

    August 11, 2022

    Covid-19’s challenges for the industry are still being felt as Petrofac reported declining revenue in the first half of 2022 at $1.2bn (£0.98), a drop from the $1.6bn (£1.3bn) in the same period last year. The energy services company’s net loss was at $14m (£11.4) with EBIT at $2m (£1.6m), a contrast from the $49m [...]

  • Fluctuating copper prices result in 30 per cent revenue drop for Antofagasta

    August 11, 2022

    Antofagasta’s revenue dropped 30 per cent to $2.5bn (£2.05bn) in the first half of 2022 as market volatility led to lower copper prices and sales while a drought persisted in Chile. The Chilean mining company reported profit before tax at $680m (£557m), a $1.1bn (£0.9bn) decline from a year before with EBITDA 47.5 per cent [...]

  • Coinbase sheds £0.9bn in second quarter as revenues plunge amid crypto crash   

    August 10, 2022

    Crypto giant Coinbase lost $1.1bn ($0.9bn) in the second quarter of the year as revenue dropped declined during the crypto crash. $446mn (£365m) of this loss was due to an impairment charge on the exchange’s crypto and venture investments as the “crypto winter” led to plummeting cryptocurrency prices and caused widespread losses across the industry.  [...]

  • China’s zero-Covid policy hits Prudential’s business

    August 10, 2022

    London insurance company Prudential today said it had suffered steep losses from its Hong Kong business due to China’s zero-Covid policy. The Asian focused insurer said profits from underwriting new policies fell 31 per cent in Hong Kong and four per cent in Mainland China. Covid restrictions in Prudential’s other cornerstone markets – Indonesia, Malaysia, [...]

  • Demand for hybrid work sends IWG plc revenues soaring 

    August 9, 2022

    Strong demand for hybrid working sent revenues of IWG (International Workplace Group) plc surging in the first half of 2022. The global workspace provider reported revenues of £1.29bn, a 23 per cent rise from 2021’s first half as demand for flexible, hybrid working rose and inflation around the world climbed.  IWG’s revenue grew more than [...]

  • Big Four switch: Alliance Pharma hires Deloitte as its new auditor after KPMG resigns

    August 8, 2022

    Alliance Pharma has appointed Big Four giant Deloitte as auditor after the pharmaceutical company’s go-to for six years KMPG resigned.  Deloitte will be the company’s auditor until the end of 2022 and will need to be approved by Alliance Pharma’s shareholders to be re-appointed for 2023. It was appointed following a tender process, which KPMG [...]

  • Higher revenues and customer retention a treat for Pets at Home

    August 5, 2022

    Pets at Home announces higher revenues and greater customer retention in its financial year statement for 2023’s first quarter. The pet supplies company expects revenue to rise to £404.7m, with its customer base expanding. The company expects retention of 1.1m customers gained last year. The company’s balance sheet has net cash of £40.2m and a [...]

  • Robinhood lays off almost a quarter of staff as crypto crash continues

    August 3, 2022

    Trading platform Robinhood cut about 23 per cent of its staff as the crypto crash persisted and economic outlook dampened. The company, which enables crypto trading, had previously laid off 9 per cent of its staff to manage costs. The layoffs follow other crypto companies cutting staff as the “crypto winter” causes prices of major [...]

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