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  • Tesco to cut up to 10,000 jobs amid overhaul

    February 15, 2015

    Tesco could cut up to 10,000 jobs as part of a radical overhaul by chief executive Dave Lewis aimed at halting a slide in profits.   Britain’s biggest supermarket, which employs around 314,000 staff, announced plans last month to save £250m a year by axing 43 unprofitable stores, shelving 49 new projects and closing its [...]

  • Apple hires BBC DJ Zane Lowe as tech giant bolsters its Beats team

    February 15, 2015

    Veteran BBC Radio 1 DJ Zane Lowe is heading to the US to join the growing music team at iPhone-maker Apple. Lowe, who joined Radio 1 in 2003, will join Apple next month following his last show on 5 March. “The station has allowed me to share incredible music with the country’s best music fans. [...]

  • Afren in talks to recapitalise as Seplat deal fails

    February 15, 2015

    Struggling oil firm Afren is in rescue deal discussions with bondholders and other lenders after announcing at the end of last week that it had terminated talks with Seplat Petroleum over a potential combination. The company said it was continuing discussions with the advisers to its largest bond holders “regarding the immediate liquidity and funding [...]

  • Tesco Bank moves into new mortgage territory with independent brokers

    February 15, 2015

      Tesco Bank is extending its mortgage offering to include independent brokers, with the hope of dramatically increasing its customer base.   In an interview with The Telegraph this weekend, the business said it would start selling the loans through intermediaries in 2016.   The bank has already shown promise in the property market – [...]

  • Could Archie Norman be Tesco’s new chairman? These are the runners and riders for the supermarket’s top job

    February 14, 2015

    Archie Norman is the latest City boss to be touted as Tesco’s successor to Sir Richard Broadbent who left last year in the wake of a profit scandal. The current chairman of ITV and former boss of rival supermarket Asda where he gained the reputation of being the turnaround king, is in “active talks” with [...]

  • Could Archie Norman be Tesco’s new chairman? These are the runners and riders for the supermarket’s top job

    February 14, 2015

    Archie norman is the latest City boss to be touted as Tesco’s new top boss and a successor to Sir Richard Broadbent who left last year in the wake of a profit scandal. The current chairman of ITV and former boss of rival supermarket Asda where he gained the tag of being the turnaround king, [...]

  • Afren ends takeover talks with Seplat after unsatisfactory offer

    February 13, 2015

    Embattled oil producer Afren, which has been rocked by crumbling oil prices and corporate governance scandals, has ended talks with rival company Seplat after it failed to make an offer that's "satisfactory for all stakeholders". Seplat first made a play for Afren in December but it has since extended the deadline for it to make [...]

  • Arm Holdings’ full-year profit grows on the back of Apple iPhone sales

    February 11, 2015

    Software design company Arm Holdings’ full year profit jumped 13 per cent to £411.3m, after the iPhone 6, holding the company’s core chip technology, enjoyed record sales. The Cambridge-based company, most known for selling microchips to smartphone giants Samsung and Apple, saw its revenue rise 11 per cent to £795.2m. Apple, one of Arm’s biggest [...]

  • Tesco returns to growth as Drastic Dave’s overhaul gets underway

    February 10, 2015

    TESCO has returned to growth after one of the most turbulent years in its history, according to the latest market share figures, in a sign that chief executive Dave Lewis’s turn-around efforts are starting to pay off. Sales increased by 0.3 per cent in the 12 weeks to 1 February compared with the same time [...]

  • Apple becomes most valuable publicly traded company ever

    February 10, 2015

    Apple has become the first ever publicly traded company to exceed a total value of $700bn (£459bn).   Shares in the technology giant went up by two per cent to $122.02 (£79.99) at close on Tuesday, giving the company a valuation of $711bn (£466bn). This was $13.4bn (£8.8bn) higher than on Monday, and makes Apple [...]

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