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  • Sainsbury’s share price drops after chief executive Mike Coupe is sentenced to two years in an Egyptian jail

    April 29, 2015

    Sainsbury's has strongly denied any wrongdoing after its chief executive Mike Coupe was sentenced to two years in prison for alleged embezzlement. Coupe was compelled to attend a court hearing in Giza, Egypt in September after he was accused of attempting to seize cheques linked to a business the supermarket invested in 16 years ago. [...]

  • Barclays sets aside £800m for Forex as profits fall 26 per cent

    April 29, 2015

    Barclays has put aside £800m to cover potential costs mainly resulting from legal action over alleged foreign exchange manipulation. The figures The bank made the announcement as part of its first quarter results, which revealed a 26 per cent drop in statutory profits, which came in at £1.34bn. The drop was mainly down to one-off [...]

  • Deutsche Bank share price falls as pressure rises on bosses in wake of Libor rigging fines

    April 28, 2015

    Deutsche Bank’s share price fell again yesterday as investors failed to warm to the German lender’s latest strategic plan.   The stock has fallen eight per cent since the bank was fined £1.7bn last Thursday for attempting to manipulate Libor – the latest in string of problems for the bank, resulting in mounting pressure on [...]

  • Alliance Trust gets a year to show results as Elliott Advisors gives 12 months’ notice

    April 28, 2015

    Investment firm Alliance Trust has been put on 12-months’ notice by activist investor Elliott Advisors to show results or be forced to change its strategy.   In a vicious battle over the past month, both sides have been rallying support among shareholders, with Elliott pushing for three new directors to join the board, and Alliance [...]

  • BP finance boss Brian Gilvary commits to dividend as bid talk continues

    April 28, 2015

    BP finance chief Brian Gilvary yesterday reconfirmed the company’s commitment to sustaining its dividend payout while shrugging off questions about potential bids for the oil giant.   The group announced an interim dividend of 10 cents, or 6.67p, per share yesterday, and Gilvary said keeping the shareholder payout at the top of its agenda had [...]

  • Santander profits rise as it wins over current account customers

    April 28, 2015

    Santander UK’s profits rose sharply in the first quarter as the lender continued to win customers from rivals. The high street bank yesterday reported profits of £470m for the three-month period, up 13 per cent on the year. It is engaged in a fierce battle with Halifax for new current account customers. Both brands offer [...]

  • Kier Group will raise £340m to pay for Mouchel

    April 28, 2015

    Construction group Kier will control 30 per cent of the UK’s road network if its proposed deal with international infrastructure firm Mouchel goes ahead.   The FTSE 250 company yesterday confirmed that it has entered into a conditional agreement to buy Mouchel in a deal worth £265m.   Shares in Kier Group went up by [...]

  • Balfour Beatty sells Edinburgh stake for £72m to specialist fund manager Equitix

    April 28, 2015

    The transformation of infrastructure group Balfour Beatty moved forward again yesterday, as the company announced the sale of its 50 per cent interest in the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh public-private partnership for £72m. Balfour’s investment is being bought by funds managed by specialist fund manager Equitix, and the sale is expected to complete in June. [...]

  • GoPro share price dips despite huge rise in profits

    April 28, 2015

    The camera-maker had a great start to the year, but its results have failed to impress investors.  The figures During the first three months of 2015, GoPro's profits went up to $16.8m (£10.95m), or 11 cents per share. This is almost double the value posted in the first quarter of 2014, and exceeds analyst expectations [...]

  • Twitter share price plummets as results are leaked early and fail to meet expectations

    April 28, 2015

    Twitter had a disappointing first quarter, and this was made even worse by the accidental leakage of its results.  The figures In the first three months of 2015, Twitter experienced a 74 per cent rise in revenue to $436m (£284m), and had earnings of seven cents per share. This failed to meet analyst expectations of [...]

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