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  • Japanese bond yields turn negative as its stock market plummets

    February 9, 2016

    The yield on Japanese 10-year bonds, the benchmark of government borrowing, dropped to below zero for the first time this morning. Bond yields fall as prices rise, meaning that now yields of Japanese bonds are negative, investors are paying the bank to hold onto their money. Once the bonds mature after 10 years investors could only [...]

  • Antofagasta, Anglo American, Glencore share price: UK FTSE miners’ rally comes to abrupt end

    February 9, 2016

    While mining stocks have sizzled recently, their rally came to an abrupt end today, in the wake of disappointing corporate news regarding two of the biggest firms. Antofagasta tumbled to the bottom of the FTSE 100, shedding as much as 10.2 per cent to 407.2p per share, after Goldman Sachs cut its rating on the stock to "sell". Meanwhile, [...]

  • ThinkingPhones rebrands as Fuze and closes $112m in funding to power European expansion

    February 9, 2016

    US-based communications provider ThinkingPhones is no more. The startup has rebranded as Fuze and close $112m (£77.6m) in new funding for a global expansion. The funding round, led by growth equity investor summit partners, will power the firm’s growth in Europe particularly. Total funding now stands at $200m. Fuze has already grown quickly in Europe, [...]

  • Coca-Cola’s latest results fail to fizz up the market

    February 9, 2016

    Fizzy drinks giant Coca-Cola unveiled mixed fourth-quarter results today, with a rather bitter eight per cent decline in sales but an effervescent 61 per cent increase in profits. The NYSE-listed company's share price edged up 0.5 per cent higher to $42.65 following the results announcement. Coca-Cola, which owns the eponymous drink that is arguably the [...]

  • Legal & General buys Marston’s headquarters and pubs for £35m

    February 9, 2016

    Legal and General has snapped up Marston's headquarters as well as a portfolio of pubs for £34.6m, in another example of buoyant M&A activity in the sector.  The pension fund manager said its property arm LGP has completed a sale and leaseback of seven Marston's pubs for £25.32m, reflecting a net initial yield of 4.15 per cent. Read more: Pubs [...]

  • Ascential floats on the London market at 200p per share, giving welcome relief to Guardian Media Group

    February 9, 2016

    Ascential, the magazine and events business that runs the Cannes Lions advertising festival and publishes Retail Week, has floated on the London market at 200p a share. The valuation gives the company, which is owned by Guardian Media Group a and private equity group Apax, a market cap of around £800m. They remain the largest [...]

  • New Look third quarter sales jump as menswear stores prove a hit with shoppers

    February 9, 2016

    New Look has shrugged off a tough Christmas trading period to post a jump in sales over the quarter, boosted by its website and the expansion of its new menswear standalone stores. The fashion retailer said revenue grew by 5.6 per cent in the three months to 26 December, taking revenues to £1.18bn for the year to date. Pre-tax profits rose by 38.9 per cent to £87.9m. [...]

  • Sophos Group share price drops despite double digit like-for-like revenue growth in third quarter

    February 9, 2016

    Shares in Sophos Group dropped this morning despite the company achieving double digit revenue growth in its third quarter. The cybersecurity company, which floated on the London stock exchange last July, today reported revenue of $121.4m (£83.9m) for its three months ended December 2015, up 11.9 per cent on a constant currency basis compared to $115.9m the year before. [...]

  • Cuadrilla launches appeal to frack for shale gas in Lancashire

    February 9, 2016

    Energy firm Cuadrilla simply won't take frack off for an answer. It's beginning its appeal today against Lancashire council, who rejected two of its planning applications last June to frack for shale gas on the Fylde Coast. The hearing is expected to last five weeks and will take place at Blackpool Football Club's conference suite. [...]

  • Diageo sells last US wine asset Chalone Estate Vineyard to Foley Family Wines

    February 9, 2016

    Diageo has sold off its last significant US wine assets, completing the sale of the Chalone Estate Vineyard in California. The FTSE-listed drinks giant has sold the US winery to Foley Family Wines, in a sale that doesn’t just include the Chalone Estate and Gavilian brands but also nearly 1,000 acres of land. “Chalone Estate [...]

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