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  • Tensions brew over Yorkshire bridge as Samuel Smiths bars government plans for temporary crossing

    January 12, 2016

    A fight has broken out over government plans to put in place a temporary footbridge to replace a flood-hit crossing in Yorkshire. Land owner Samuel Smiths Brewery has blocked plans to put a temporary bridge over the River Wharfe in Tadcaster and criticised the local authority for not maintain the old listed bridge.  "In our opinion the [...]

  • Shareholders expect banking giant HSBC to keep its headquarters in London

    January 12, 2016

    Major investors in HSBC think the bank is more likely to remain headquartered in London following changes to the political and regulatory landscape since the bank announced a review nine months ago. Richard Buxton, chief executive of HSBC shareholder Old Mutual Global Investors, told City A.M.: “I do think the mood music changed materially after the [...]

  • Shares jump as The Gym Group reaches 2015 finishing line in good shape

    January 12, 2016

    The Gym Group has worked up a good sweat since its market debut in November after an upbeat trading update released today by the budget fitness chain sent shares soaring nearly four per cent. The company, which operates 74 low cost gyms, said profits for 2015 are on track to meet market expectations after winning [...]

  • Alphabet/Google share price target raised to $900 by Credit Suisse citing YouTube Red subscriber revenue

    January 12, 2016

    Credit Suisse has lifted its price target for Google – now known as Alphabet – to $900 per share citing YouTube Red revenue as the catalyst. The adjustment of subscriber number projections to the ad-free subscription service which launched in October with a $9.99 per month price tag spurred the increase from $850 per share, remaining outperform. "While the initial [...]

  • Bloopers, jargon and cliches: The grammar and language errors businesses should avoid

    January 12, 2016

    When you proofread for a living, as I do, you notice linguistic and grammatical faux pas instinctively. However, we are all influenced by the language in our lives more than we think. From fellow commuters on the train reading a newspaper, book, or smartphone, to you sitting at your desk reading emails, language is all [...]

  • Architect Sir Terry Farrell and Labour councillors hit out at plans for Irvine Sellar’s Paddington Shard

    January 12, 2016

    Farrell called it "too piecemeal and too optimistic" (Source: Sellar Property Group) A storm is brewing over Irvine Sellar’s plans to build a so-called second Shard in Paddington. Westminster Labour councillors have urged the council to reject the planning application submitted in November, saying the that proposals have been “rushed” and miss out crucial information such [...]

  • Direct Line Insurance Group share price rises as it reveals its estimated costs of the storms of up to £140m, while PwC predicts a mixed bag for premiums this year

    January 12, 2016

    Direct Line Insurance Group today revealed that it estimated that this winter’s floods would cost it between £110m and £140m in claims across both its home and commercial divisions. The company stressed that these figures were estimates only and that an actual amount for insured losses could not be given with certainty for some while. After [...]

  • Deutsche Bank buys new FCA headquarters at Stratford’s International Quarter for £370m

    January 12, 2016

    Deutsche Bank has snapped up an office development in Stratford that will house the new Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) headquarters, in a £370m deal.  The German bank's asset management arm has agreed to forward fund the 515,000 sq ft building, which forms part of a major £2.3bn development next to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park known as the International Quarter.  The [...]

  • Vodafone has won a £75m contract with Scottish Power Energy Networks

    January 12, 2016

    Vodafone has won a £75m contract with Scottish Power Energy Networks to help the utility firm monitor its network delivering electricity to over 3.5m UK homes and businesses. The four-year contract announced today will require Vodafone to run performance monitoring and fault identification systems for over 110,000 kilometres of Scottish Power’s lines and cables. The [...]

  • Asahi eyeing up SABMiller’s Grolsch and Peroni

    January 12, 2016

    Japanese brewer Asahi Group Holdings is eyeing up SABMiller’s premium brands Grolsch and Peroni as the UK drinks giant hopes to offload beer brands to ease regulatory scrutiny over its merger with AB InBev. Asahi confirmed today it was mulling over the deal, reportedly worth 400bn yen (£2.36bn), which would make it the largest overseas [...]

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