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  • Candy Crush creator King Digital Entertainment sees revenue fall seven per cent in third quarter

    November 4, 2015

    Revenue for King Digital Entertainment has taken a knock for its third quarter results, revealed today, dropping seven per cent to $480m (£312m), compared to $514m for the same period in 2014. The mobile phone games developer highlighted falling sales in its popular Candy Crush franchise as one of the reasons behind the drop in [...]

  • 21st Century Fox’s first quarter revenues are a fantastic flop, slipping 6 per cent and sending share prices falling

    November 4, 2015

    21st Century Fox saw its revenue drop to $6.1bn for its first quarter of 2016, falling six per cent from $6.5bn for the same period in the prior year. The media giant, known for films like The Fantastic Four, blamed lower cinema ticket takings as part of the reason behind the results. Revenue for its film [...]

  • M&G Investments completes £247m refinancing for 33 Lightsource solar parks

    November 4, 2015

    M&G Investments, Prudential's European asset-management arm, has completed a £247m refinancing for 33 solar parks. The deal with European solar energy company Lightsource is a 22-year, inflation-linked senior financing (which has repayment priority over other lenders) and brings M&G’s debt investment in the sector to over £385m in the past 12 months. Lightsource has raised [...]

  • OneSavings Bank results: challenger bank reports a rise in its loan book

    November 4, 2015

    Challenger OneSavings Bank reported a rise in its loan book for the first three quarters today, saying it continued to expect full-year growth to be a “few percentage points ahead” of the 29 per cent growth delivered last year. The specialist lending and retail savings bank first listed on the London Stock Exchange last year. The [...]

  • Andrew Tyrie criticises CMA retail banking review

    November 4, 2015

    The chairman of an influential parliamentary committee has sharply criticised the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) over its retail banking probe, accusing the competition watchdog of "downplay[ing] the problems created by free-in-credit banking". “The public have concluded that they have been ripped off by banks for years, and there is a good deal of evidence [...]

  • At the close: Mining companies Glencore, Anglo American and BHP Billiton take FTSE 100 higher

    November 4, 2015

    The FTSE 100 ended Wednesday's session slightly higher, led by gains in mining companies. The UK's top blue chip index ended the day 0.46 per cent up at 6,412 points. The day's biggest riser was Glencore, the embattled mining giant, which has been struggling to reassure investors worried about the size of its debt pile. It today announced a [...]

  • Facebook director Marc Andressen offloads $32m of shares ahead of results

    November 4, 2015

    Facebook board member and serial tech investor Marc Andressen has sold off 300,000 Facebook shares valued at $32m (£20m) ahead of the social media giant’s latest quarterly results. The move has sparked concerns that Andressen has a negative outlook on the value of Facebook stock. The 11-year old company is expected to report strong third-quarter [...]

  • Happy hour for Fever-Tree as tonic maker hikes full-year guidance

    November 4, 2015

    Fever-Tree shares have rallied more than 13 per cent after the posh tonic water manufacturer raised its full-year guidance on the back of strong sales. The UK-based brand, which floated on Aim last year, said it anticipates results for the full-year to be “materially ahead” of expectations following “encouraging” sales both at home and overseas. [...]

  • Payday lender CashEuroNet UK agrees with FCA to compensate nearly 4,000 customers to the value of £1.7m

    November 4, 2015

    CashEuroNet UK, which trades as Quick Quid and Pounds to Pocket, has agreed with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to compensate nearly 4,000 customers to the value of £1.7m. The payday lender has agreed that 2,523 customers will have their loan balances written off, 961 will have interest paid on the unaffordable part of their [...]

  • National Grid orders generators to make more power after “multiple plant breakdowns”

    November 4, 2015

    National Grid has asked the UK's power network to generate more electricity after "multiple plant breakdowns". The company issued a notice asking for more generation to be brought onto the system, saying an additional 500 MW were needed for between 4.30 and 6.30pm. National Grid has previously warned that the UK faced the "tightest winter [...]

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