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  • Brits will burn the most gas in four years next week as cold snap hits the UK

    January 31, 2019

    Demand for gas in the UK is set to reach a four-year peak in the next ten days, as a cold snap drags in over the country, experts have said. Temperatures could hit as low as -3°C in the capital over the weekend, according to data from the Met Office. Read more: London prepares for significant [...]

  • Gold rush: Central banks turn to precious metal at fastest rate in 50 years to avoid global volatility

    January 31, 2019

    The world’s central banks bought more gold last year than at any point in nearly half a century as emerging countries looked for somewhere to shelter against international tension. Buying rose 74 per cent, making 2018 the second highest year on record just below 1971 when the US abandoned the gold standard. Read more: Gold rises [...]

  • Is Tesla still a growth company?

    January 31, 2019  |  City Talk

    An OK quarter from Tesla, certainly some of the worst immediate fears have not materialised, but the outlook is a little dubious. Back to back quarterly profits – the first time ever and only the fourth positive quarter since listing in 2010 – will get headlines but one must fear that CEO Elon Musk is [...]

  • Law firm DWF announces intention to float in UK’s largest legal listing

    January 31, 2019

    Law firm DWF yesterday announced its intention to float on the main market of the London Stock Exchange in what would make it by far the largest law firm to go public worldwide. The firm would become just the sixth publicly traded UK law firm, the first to list on the main market and the [...]

  • Shell posts highest earnings in four years as cost cutting pays off

    January 31, 2019

    Shell restated its commitment to the North Sea as it showed its highest profits in four years this morning, boosted by higher oil prices as cost cutting at the British-Dutch oil major bore fruit. “We are quite happy with our position in the UK's North Sea,” chief executive Chief executive Ben van Beurden told reporters in London. [...]

  • London listings in slowest start since 2010 as Brexit worries dampen market

    January 30, 2019

    London’s IPO market has got off to its slowest start since the financial crisis this year as the looming Brexit date dents investor confidence. London Stock Exchange (LSE) data, shows that in the year to 29 January just £680,000 has been raised in London initial public offerings (IPOs). By 29 January 2018 £40m had been [...]

  • Cable stabilises above £1.30 support, but the Brexit storm is far from over

    January 30, 2019  |  City Talk

    The UK parliament yesterday voted against officially blocking a no deal Brexit, but also forced Theresa May to return to the EU to renegotiate the controversial Irish Border backstop. Cable tumbled over 100 pips initially but support at £1.3060 held. But there’s plenty of pain on the horizon for GBP/USD. “Backstop”. It’s a word that [...]

  • FTSE risers and fallers: Exporters rise after pound weakens

    January 30, 2019

    A weaker pound boosted Britain’s biggest listed companies today after MPs voted against an extension to Article 50 , and supported the Prime Minister’s plan B for Brexit. The FTSE 100 rose 1.58 per cent to 6,941.63 as its many exporters saw an increase in investor confidence. Read more: Vale takes £1bn hit as it sacrifices output [...]

  • Microsoft taps London data science hub Pivigo to give UK businesses access to data on demand

    January 30, 2019

    Microsoft has today unveiled a partnership with London data science hub Pivigo, giving its customers access to a global network of data scientists on demand. Enabled alongside its Azure suite of machine-learning tools, Microsoft users will be able to tap into Pivigo's 6,000-strong community of data scientists to help with projects such as optimising pricing structures, [...]

  • Former Marketinvoice boss raises $30m for fintech startup Complyadvantage, backed by Index and Balderton

    January 30, 2019

    The fintech startup formed by the co-founder and former chief executive of London firm Marketinvoice has closed a $30m (£22.8m) funding round today, backed by Revolut investors Index Ventures and Balderton Capital. Complyadvantage uses artificial intelligence to analyse the risk of financial crime for some of the world’s largest banks. The startup will use the funding to [...]

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