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  • Derwent London signs up credit card giant to White Collar Factory as first quarter lettings jump

    May 5, 2016

    Derwent London said it has let two more floors at its White Collar Factory scheme in east London to credit card company Capital One. The announcement comes as the developer shrugs off uncertainty in the market to post a strong quarterly update.  FTSE 250 constituent Derwent said Capital One has pre-let 29,500 square feet in the scheme's 16-storey tower [...]

  • Oil price jumps after Canadian production is threatened by wildfires sweeping the country

    May 5, 2016

    The price of oil has been pushed up today after wildfires ravaging Canada’s oil-sands district forced companies to put production on hold. Meanwhile, fighting in Libya weighed on output around the Middle East and North Africa.  US benchmark West Texas Intermediate climbed three per cent to $45.12 a barrel, adding to gains made yesterday. Read more: Crude oil surge [...]

  • Accountants say the government needs to play the numbers game to solve the productivity puzzle

    May 5, 2016

    The government should set itself a “productivity target” to boost UK growth and hold itself accountable for the performance of the economy, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) has argued. In the latest report into the productivity puzzle, the number crunchers said the government should be aiming to boost productivity by [...]

  • EU referendum: Survey shows that firms will stop hiring because of vote, but only if the UK votes for Brexit

    May 5, 2016

    Employers say that jobs will be at risk if Britain votes to leave the European Union, but few are actually cutting back on hiring in the run-up to the vote, according to a new survey by recruitment firm Reed. A clear majority – 85 per cent – of businesses said that the EU referendum had [...]

  • Inmarsat share price tumbles after profits plummet and revenue guidance revised down

    May 5, 2016

    Inmarsat reported that its profits had plummeted in its quarterly results today, and it wasn't much longer before its share price followed. The satellite and communication services company revealed that its profits before tax had fallen to $58.5m (£40.3m) for the three months ended March 2016, compared with $96.3m the year before. Shares in the [...]

  • Standard and Poor’s says the UK’s ageing population could result in a massive increase in UK debt

    May 5, 2016

    Ageing populations will cause debt levels in advanced economies to reach potentially unsustainable levels over the next three decades, Standard and Poor’s (S&P) has warned today. The ratings agency said that without policies which address high – and increasing – levels of public spending that are going towards supporting older populations, credit ratings would be cut, causing [...]

  • Services PMI comes in at three-year low in April – rounding off hat-trick of weak economic data

    May 5, 2016

    The UK economy could be growing at its slowest pace in three years, according to purchasing managers' index (PMI) data out this week, which has raised serious concerns about the security of the economic recovery. Today it was the turn of services – which makes up four-fifths of the UK economy – to show signs [...]

  • The European Central Bank thinks it still has some bullets left

    May 5, 2016

    The European Central Bank (ECB) has insisted – again – that it stands ready to do whatever it takes to make sure the Eurozone does not slip into a Japan-style spiral of deflation. In its monthly economic bulletin published this morning, the ECB said that its extraordinary monetary policy measures – negative interest rates and [...]

  • Sweet: Hotel Chocolat just priced its IPO

    May 5, 2016

    It's a sweet day if you're into equities, for Hotel Chocolat – the upmarket confectioner whose offerings include a £100 box of chocolates – has unveiled the pricing of its IPO. The retailer, which announced its plans to float on Aim back in March, said today it expects to be valued at £167m once it lists – [...]

  • Rising residential rents ease fears of a slowdown after buy-to-let buying frenzy

    May 5, 2016

    Rental prices rose in all but one region of the UK over three months to April, new figures show, despite concerns about the impact of higher stamp duty charges.  Insurer HomeLet's latest rental index reveals that rents outside of London were, on average, 5.1 per cent higher over the three months to April than in the same period of last year. That compares [...]

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