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  • City UK boss Gerry Grimstone: We’re not all bad apples

    March 23, 2015

    Huge numbers of finance workers are unfairly bashed by politicians whose rhetoric mixes up the misbehaviour of a few bad apples with that of the honest majority, the head of a leading City lobby group said last night. Chancellor George Osborne hit the Square Mile hard in his Budget last week, raising several billion pounds [...]

  • CityFibre asks watchdog to level playing field after BT-EE merger

    March 23, 2015

    High speed fibre optic firm CityFibre has attacked BT, saying its planned acquisition of EE would “stifle innovation” and “deliver little tangible benefit for consumers”. CityFibre revealed the objection this morning, saying that it submitted a formal complaint to the Competition Markets Authority (CMA) on Friday. The company demanded Ofcom be allowed to enforce extra [...]

  • MPs demand a change to rules over insolvency following City Link collapse

    March 23, 2015

    The collapse of delivery firm City Link over Christmas shows the insolvency system is flawed and mistreats contract workers, two influential groups of MPs claimed today. It can be cheaper for firms to pay a fine for breaking the rules, rather than to give workers the proper notice of redundancy, the Business, Innovation and Skills [...]

  • Aldi aims to leave rivals in its wake by adding 60 new stores

    March 23, 2015

    Discount retailer Aldi looks set to outpace the big four this year as it ramps up plans for further expansion by opening 60 new stores in the UK this year. While the chain opened its first UK outlet 25 years ago, it was not until the onset of the financial crisis – and the subsequent [...]

  • City boss Gerry Grimstone: The buck has to stop with board directors

    March 23, 2015

    Who is to blame when a banker many tiers from the top of the firm misbehaves? The banker alone? Their manager? The boss of their division? The chief executive? It can be chaotic working out who should be punished in a vast organisation across dozens of countries and hundreds of thousands of workers. But there [...]

  • CityFibre gets revenue boost but losses grow

    March 23, 2015

    CityFibre saw its revenues rocket last year but failed to stem rising losses on its bottom line, the firm revealed this morning. The fibre optic specialist is the largest independent provider of fibre infrastructure in the UK, with a focus on Britain’s mid-sized cities, including York, Coventry and Doncaster.   The firm’s specialisation in pure [...]

  • Quindell

    March 22, 2015

    The numbers Quindell has reported  Here's why it's interesting Quindell recently issued close to 850,000 shares as it moved to takeover Navseeker, after a legal dispute with the company. In early March, the troubled insurance outsourcer settled a US litigation in which it was claimed that Quindell and others had “misappropriated the entire value of [...]

  • FTSE 100 hits 7,000: The historical graph which charts the highs and lows of Britain’s blue-chip index

    March 20, 2015

    It's finally done it: having peaked in 1999, and then again last month, the FTSE 100 has finally achieved the unachievable, breaching the hallowed 7,000 mark, proving a "psychological barrier" really is just a figment of the imagination. Since its 1999 peak, the index has yo-yoed, weathering 9/11 before bouncing back, then plummeting again as [...]

  • FTSE 100 closes above 7,000 as Europe agrees Greece deal

    March 20, 2015

    The FTSE 100 closed about 7,000 points this evening, ending the day at 7,022 after breaching the "psychological" barrier for the first time this afternoon as Europe agreed a further bailout deal for Greece. It's the first time the index has ever risen as high as 7,000 – in 1999 it rose to 6,750, before [...]

  • Tesco takes over 21 superstores in £733m deal with British Land

    March 20, 2015

    Tesco has sealed a £733m deal with British Land, in which the supermarket is taking back 21 of its superstores. The company says this will help it “strengthen its core UK business”.  In exchange, British Land will take over Tesco's stake in three shopping centres, three retail parks and three standalone stores. These are currently [...]

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