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  • Ralph Lauren shares plunge as luxury fashion group slashes forecasts, blaming mild weather

    February 4, 2016

    Ralph Lauren shares have plummeted by nearly 18 per cent after the US fashion brand reported a worse-than-expected decline in third quarter sales, blaming the mild winter weather and fewer tourists visiting its stores.  The luxury goods group, whose brands include Polo Ralph Lauren and Club Monaco, said net revenues fell by four per cent, or one [...]

  • Barclays “to hand over Qatar documents” to Serious Fraud Office

    February 4, 2016

    Barclays is set to hand over much-disputed internal documents relating to its dealings in Qatar to the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), Bloomberg has reported. The bank has been under investigation by the SFO since 2012 concerning two emergency cash injections received from its Middle Eastern investors in 2008 during the financial crisis. The money Barclays [...]

  • Glencore share price rises despite S&P cutting its credit rating to just above junk

    February 4, 2016

    Miner and trader Glencore’s credit rating was left hovering above junk grade today, after Standard & Poor’s (S&P) spliced it to the lowest investment grade, citing concern over the impact of China’s slowing economy on commodity prices. S&P downgraded the Switzerland-based group by one notch to BB- from BBB. It had recently lowered forecasts for [...]

  • Private equity firms Blackstone and Catalyst win consent for Stratford Island scheme

    February 4, 2016

    Plans for a major regeneration scheme at the centre of Stratford have been given the go-ahead by Newham council, paving the way for 600 new homes. Private equity firms Blackstone Real Estate Partners and Catalyst Capital have won planning permission to two tower blocks on the Stratford Centre site – one of 42 storeys and the other of 25 – [...]

  • Tory NHS reforms boost Primary Health Properties

    February 4, 2016

    Primary Health Properties (PHP) said government plans to invest more in GP premises would help boost its prospects next year as it posted strong full-year results. The company, which owns a £1.1bn portfolio comprising of 275 properties let primarily to GPs, said its net asset value per share increased by 10 per cent to 87.7 pence [...]

  • Philip Morris’ share price rises as cigarette seller coughs up mixed results

    February 4, 2016

    Cigarette seller Philip Morris has missed fourth-quarter revenue expectations and signalled a low profit outlook for 2016. Revenue for the quarter slipped 11 per cent to $6.39bn (£4.38bn), with revenue declining in every geographic region. Chief executive André Calantzopoulos said: “Against a backdrop of improving industry volume trends in many key geographies, our cigarette brand portfolio performed superbly, [...]

  • Beazley share price up as insurer reveals a boost to profits for the year ended December 2015 and a planned move to London from Ireland

    February 4, 2016

    Beazley today revealed it was eyeing a return to the UK from lower-tax jurisdiction Ireland as it reported a boost to its profits for the year. The insurer announced that it had made profit before tax of $284m (£194.7m) for the year ended December 2015, which is up eight per cent from $261.9m the year before. "Beazley increased [...]

  • ConocoPhillips share price falls as it whittles down dividend due to commodities slump

    February 4, 2016

    ConocoPhillips unveiled deep cost-cutting measures today, as it became the first US oil major to slash its quarterly dividend, due to the increasingly gloomy outlook for commodities and tighter credit conditions across the industry. Shares in ConocoPhillips, the largest US independent oil and gas company, slumped 1.24 per cent to $38.15. It cut capital expenditure forecasts for 2016 to [...]

  • From Deutsche Bank to Credit Suisse and RBS: This chart shows exactly how much global banks’ share prices have fallen this year

    February 4, 2016

    An interesting note from Panmure Gordon market commentator David Buik, who laid out this afternoon, in percentage terms, exactly how much banks have suffered in the first weeks of 2016. The out-and-out winner in the loser stakes is Deutsche Bank, whose share price has fallen 39.6 per cent, from €23.01 to €15.05 since the beginning of [...]

  • Dunkin Donuts surprises with US sales dip as Baskin Robins ice cream demand grows

    February 4, 2016

    Dunkin' Brands Group, the owner of Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin-Robbins, has reported expectation beating results for the fourth quarter, despite its key US sales declining. The company posted a loss of $8.9m (£6.1m) for the period, down from a profit of $52.5m in the same three months last year. Global revenue climbed 5.5 per cent to [...]

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