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  • Aviva share price rises as it unveils 20 per cent profit boost and hikes dividend after Friends Life buyout

    March 10, 2016

    What floods? Insurer Aviva said it was hiking its dividend after it completed its acquisition of Friends Life ahead of schedule. The figures Operating profits rose 20 per cent to £2.7bn in 2015, Aviva said this morning – seven per cent ahead of analyst expectations of £2.5bn. That allowed it to hike dividend by 15 per cent to 20.8p. Nice. The company said the [...]

  • FTSE 100 closes lower after ECB president Mario Draghi takes stocks on a rollercoaster ride of emotions

    March 10, 2016

    Oh, Mr Draghi. What have you done to us? The FTSE finished almost 1.8 per cent lower at 6,036.7 points today – perilously close to the 6,000 mark – after European Central Bank (ECB) president Mario Draghi sent equities (and the euro. And gold) on an emotional rollercoaster ride. The index started the day off undulating gently, before rising [...]

  • Robert Walters share price up as recruitment company hikes its final dividend as profits prosper for year ended December 2015

    March 10, 2016

    Share price in Robert Walters rose today as the recruitment company announced an increase to both its profits and its dividend for the year ended December 2015. The recruiter revealed that profits before tax had rocketed to £22.4m, up 23 per cent from £18.2m the year before, while revenue had increased to £812.7m, up 20 [...]

  • John Lewis Partnership bonus 2016: Four charts showing just how generous it is and why staff are still celebrating despite it being cut to its lowest in years

    March 10, 2016

    The bonus of staff working at high street favourite John Lewis and Waitrose is less than last year, but you'll still find them cheering that cut. They'll be taking home 10 per cent of their annual salary, amounting to a bonus pot totaling £145m, but that's less than last year and the third consecutive year it's been cut – so why the happy faces? [...]

  • Michael Page International share price down as recruitment company reveals strong profit growth for year ended December 2015, driven by robust jobs market in US

    March 10, 2016

    Share price in Michael Page International fell today despite the recruitment company revealing strong profit growth for its year ended December 2015. The recruiter, which also trades as PageGroup, revealed a profit before tax of £90.7m, up 12.9 per cent on £80.4m the year before. Meanwhile, revenue inched up slightly to £1.1bn, an increase of 1.7 per [...]

  • Sweet: Krispy Kreme could be planning an IPO in London

    March 10, 2016

    Krispy Kreme is planning an IPO in London, City A.M. understands. It may be a volatile time to do it – but we'd imagine there will be a hole lot of interest… Sky News reported that the company's owner, Alcuin Capital Partners, had appointed Investec to oversee the flotation. The news comes a day after [...]

  • Amec Foster Wheeler share price jumps on plan to weather oil price rout

    March 10, 2016

    Shares in Amec Foster Wheeler jumped this morning after it announced the sale of one of its units and plans to halve net debt in the next 15 months, despite Britain's largest oil and gas engineering group swinging to a loss in 2015. The figures: Amec made a pre-tax loss of £235m in the 12 months ended 31 [...]

  • John Lewis grows market share in challenging conditions, but PBT falls as pension charges and property declines take hit

    March 10, 2016

    John Lewis Partnership has heralded its market share growth despite "challenging markets".  The figures Profit before tax was down 10.9 per cent to £305.5m, in line with expectations, "entirely due" to pension charges and lower property profits, the partnership said.  Operating profits before property rose 3.9 per cent to £8.87m at Waitrose and £1.8m at [...]

  • John Lewis bonus falls to 10 per cent – but still gets a big cheer

    March 10, 2016

    John Lewis Partnership staff gave a huge cheer this morning as the retailer revealed this year's bonus stood at 10 per cent – down on last year's 11 per cent boost.  More than 91,000 JLP partners – who work for both the eponymous department store and Waitrose – applauded as the figure was revealed from a giant [...]

  • Shell chief executive Ben van Beurden’s total remuneration plummeted last year, sad face

    March 10, 2016

    Shell chief executive Ben van Beurden's pay packet was cut by almost 80 per cent last year, as the energy giant faced a challenging year ahead of its mega-merger with BG.  The boss pocketed a mere €5.1m for 2015, having received a total remuneration of €24.2m the year before, though this included pension accrual, taxes and other [...]

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