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  • Marks & Spencer patches up sales at clothing arm

    March 29, 2015

    Marks and Spencer is expected to report an improvement in sales at its general merchandise arm as the retailer recovers from its recent ware­housing debacle and thanks to fewer clothes being left on the shelves. Citi, joint broker to M&S, expects the high street chain to report a 0.1 per cent decline in underlying sales [...]

  • Finance sector upbeat as firms see profit jump

    March 29, 2015

    Financial services firms are full of optimism following three months of surging business volumes and higher profits, a new set of survey data shows today. However, the survey was undertaken prior to the introduction of a bank levy that was announced in the recent Budget. The survey was also blighted by a decline in employment [...]

  • Mid-sized firms raise £5.2bn on Aim to boost investment plans

    March 29, 2015

    Growing businesses raised £5.2bn in cash calls on the Alternative Investment Market (Aim) last year, the highest level since 2010, according to figures out today from Capita Asset Services. The rise in fundraisings is continuing into 2015 – in February alone, there were 42 cash calls, a rise of 24 per cent on the year. [...]

  • Stock market flotations grind to a halt ahead of General Election

    March 29, 2015

    The expected flood of initial public offerings (IPOs) racing to debut on the stock market ahead of the election has barely materialised, analysts at EY said today. Market commentators had expect­ed a rush of floating firms as sellers tried to cash out before the uncert­ainty of the General Election, combined with any potential coal­ition negotiations [...]

  • International consortium buys up London South Bank scheme for £308m

    March 29, 2015

    A consortium of British and international investors has bought up a £1bn office and residential development on London’s South Bank for £308m. UK’s Native Land, Singaporean sovereign wealth fund Temasek, Hotel Properties, run by the Singa­porean family behind British handbag-maker Mulberry and Mal­ay­sia’s Amcorp Properties, have agreed to buy the site from Carlyle, the private [...]

  • Hackers force British Airways to freeze-frequent flyer accounts

    March 29, 2015

    Tens of thousands of British Airways frequent-flyer accounts have been hacked, meaning executive club flyers will be unable to use their points. The carrier said no personal information had been viewed or stolen on the small proportion of its customers who were affected, whose accounts have now been frozen while the issue has been resolved. [...]

  • Apple chief executive Tim Cook plans to give most of his money to charity

    March 28, 2015

    Tim Cook, chief executive of Apple, says he wants to donate most of his personal fortune to charity before he dies. He told Fortune Magazine he plans to give away huge sums to philantropic causes, but only after he has provided for the college education of his 10-year-old nephew. A private university education in the [...]

  • High Court ruling on taximeters could spell the end for Uber as we know it

    March 28, 2015

    An application by Transport for London (TfL) to the High Court could put the brakes on Uber services in London, and it all comes down to taximeters. These are the small boxes with which taxi drivers calculate the fare over the course of a journey, and the law states that in London they can only [...]

  • RBS confirms plans to sell Queen’s bank Coutts to Swiss Union Bancaire Privée

    March 27, 2015

    After much fevered speculation, RBS has finally confirmed plans to sell private banking arm Coutts International – famously the Queen's bank – to the Swiss Union Bancaire Privée. RBS said under the terms of the deal, the sale comprises client relationships outside the UK – "relationships managed from Switzerland, Monaco, UAE, Qatar, Singapore and Hong Kong". [...]

  • Barratt chief executive Mark Clare to step down in July

    March 27, 2015

    Barratt Developments has announced David Thomas, the group's finance director, will replace Mark Clare as chief executive from 1 July 2015. Mark Clare will step down after nine years with Barratt to focus on his non-executive career, the housebuilder said. The board decided to appoint David Thomas after a review that included external advisers. Barratt [...]

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