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  • Stock exchange reshuffle puts Inmarsat in FTSE 100

    June 2, 2015

    Troubled banknote printer De La Rue is likely to tumble out of the FTSE 250 less than a week after it posted a £20m decline in profits during the last financial year.   The London Stock Exchange (LSE) yesterday announced several potential changes to its indices, with supermarket group Morrisons expected to move from the [...]

  • LondonMetric embarks on £26m shopping spree at Marks & Spencer

    June 2, 2015

    LondonMetric said yesterday that it has snapped up a portfolio of five M&S Simply Food stores for £26m, as it boosts its exposure to the booming convenience market. The FTSE 250 retail and distribution warehouse speciality said the acquisitions come on top of a recent letting of 11,300 sq ft to M&S for 20 years [...]

  • HSBC hires two new female non exec directors, Irene Lee and Pauline van der Meer Mohr

    June 2, 2015

    Embattled banking giant HSBC appointed a pair of new experienced business names to its board yesterday, in a move that could bolster its governance, after a series of bruising reputational scandals.   Irene Lee is an expert in Asia-Pacific finance, and has served on the boards of finance firms including ING Australia and Hang Seng Bank. [...]

  • Synergy suffers from unhealthy pre-tax profits

    June 2, 2015

    UK-BASED health outsourcing firm Synergy recorded slowing pre-tax profits for the year ending 29 March. The company recorded revenue growth of 7.5 per cent year-on-year to £408.8m, up from £380.5m a year earlier, although pre-tax profits inched up by just 1.6 per cent during the period. Last week, investors were left disappointed after a planned [...]

  • Can a currency save an economy? What the UK example teaches us

    June 2, 2015

    Much has been said of global currency wars in the past few years. If there has been such a war, then arguably the UK fired the opening shot with a trade-weighted depreciation in the value of the pound of nearly 30 per cent between the summer of 2007 and the end of 2008. This was [...]

  • Has Greek brinkmanship in debt negotiations damaged its position in the single currency?

    June 2, 2015

    Konstantinos Venetis, an economist at Lombard Street Research, says Yes Taking negotiations down to the wire in the hope of preventing a “Gr-accident” has actually brought one closer. Greece’s state coffers dried up, the banking system suffered severe strain, and the economy relapsed into recession. Confidence is low and elevated uncertainty has increased the risk [...]

  • Now American Apparel has taken out a restraining order against Dov Charney

    June 2, 2015

    It's a special case when the company you founded takes out a restraining order against you – but then again, American Apparel's relationship with founder and former boss Dov Charney is a special case. The company confirmed in a regulatory filing today that it had been granted a restraining order against Charney, who was dramatically [...]

  • Fitbit has priced its shares for its IPO

    June 2, 2015

    Exercise tracker startup Fitbit is pricing its shares at between $14 and $16 when it IPOs.   The company behind the cult fitness device that measures an individual's activity, plans to offer nearly 22.4m shares from its Class A common stock, while shareholders are selling a further 7.5m of their Class B stock.    Fitbit [...]

  • Canary Wharf owner Brookfield buys Center Parcs

    June 2, 2015

    After all the effort Brookfield put into buying Songbird, the parent company of Canary Wharf, it's clearly in need of some leisure time: the Canadian investor has just bought Center Parcs from Blackstone. Read more: Brookfield – Center Parcs' next big owner Although its price was undisclosed, it is thought Brookfield paid somewhere in the region [...]

  • AO World share price crushed as retailer misses expectations with £2.2m annual loss

    June 2, 2015

    The figures Online retailer AO World missed expectations in its first full year as a listed company, sending its share price down by more than six per cent. The online home appliance retailer delivered an annual loss of £2.2m, despite growing revenue by 23.8 per cent to £476.7m, from £384.9m last year. Read more: AO World [...]

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