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  • Bitcoin set to match longest winning streak of 2018

    February 20, 2019

    Bitcoin is on course to match its longest winning streak of the past twelve months, gaining 10 per cent since last Wednesday. The cryptocurrency has had six consecutive days of gains – a rarity that it saw in July last year, a bright patch in a year when its value crashed by three-quarters. Prices are [...]

  • Shareholder reaches deal with Tanzania over Acacia Mining tax spat

    February 20, 2019

    Acacia Mining saw the light today as its largest shareholder Barrick Gold said it had reached a proposal with the Tanzanian government over a longstanding spat. The deal would see Acacia sharing half the economic benefits of their operations in the country with the regime. Read more: Acacia boss: 'No winners' from spat with Tanzanian [...]

  • Interserve’s rebel shareholder Coltrane ups stake in struggling outsourcer

    February 20, 2019

    The rebellious shareholder trying to thwart outsourcing giant Interserve’s rescue deal has upped its stake in the firm, "putting its money where its mouth is" and piling more pressure on the contractor. Coltrane Asset Management, a 27.3 per cent stakeholder which previously owned only 17.5 per cent through shares and 9.8 through other financial instruments, launched [...]

  • Why investors should beware increasingly unforgiving debt markets

    February 20, 2019  |  City Talk

    Last year may have been a tricky one for US markets and investors but it was less so for the country’s businesses – at least, that is, to judge by the headline numbers on US companies filing for bankruptcy. According to figures from BankruptcyData.com, 58 companies totalling $52bn (£40bn) of assets declared themselves bankrupt in [...]

  • British Gas the fourth of the Big Six energy suppliers to boost prices after Ofgem’s price cap

    February 19, 2019

    British Gas, the country's biggest energy supplier, becomes the fourth of the Big Six energy companies to raise its prices after Ofgem, the energy regulator, increased the price cap on gas and electricity bills. Customers of British Gas can expect the standard variable tariff to increase by £117 for 3.5m customers starting 1 April. Stephen Murray, [...]

  • BHP profits slump after mining production outages

    February 19, 2019

    Mining giant BHP reported an eight per cent slip in profits in its half-year results this morning due to unplanned production outages. Underlying attributable profit was $3.7bn (£2.86bn) in the six months to the end of December 2018 the company said. Read more: Derailed train punches $600m hole in miner BHP's books Productivity guidance is [...]

  • Beyond the bottom line: UK asset managers aren’t ready for new stewardship rules – should we be worried?

    February 19, 2019

    From questionable corporate incentives to excessive risk-taking, there were plenty of red flags that should have warned asset managers of the impending financial crisis in 2008. And yet, many turned a blind eye, ultimately choosing to risk people’s pension savings for the sake of short-term gains. Since then, codes of practice have been introduced around [...]

  • A real Labour split won’t guarantee a surge in sterling

    February 19, 2019

    Investors who are predicting a sterling rally if there if a full-blown split in the UK’s opposition party are likely to be sorely mistaken. The Labour party has leaned increasingly to the left since Jeremy Corbyn took the reins in 2015. Many currency experts have warned about his policies, saying that they fear a Labour [...]

  • Brazilian miners told to decommission hundreds of dams after deadly Vale tragedy

    February 18, 2019

    Brazil has banned all mine dams like the one which burst last month, killing over 300 people in the state of Minas Gerais. The country’s mining regulator said it will force companies to decommission all upstream dams, which are used to gather waste from the mining process. Read more: Eight Vale employees arrested in probe [...]

  • Plus500 shares continue to slide as broker questions ‘disturbing’ error in annual report

    February 18, 2019

    Shares in online trading platform Plus500 slid a further 10 per cent today as the fallout from its $103m accounting error continued. On Friday the company said that a statement in its 2017 annual accounts saying that it suffered no losses from client trading was a “drafting error”. Read more: Plus500 shares plummet for second [...]

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