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  • Millions of jobs at risk of automation over the coming decades, Bank of England’s Andy Haldane tells trade union

    November 12, 2015

    The Bank of England's chief economist Andy Haldane believes that millions of jobs will come under threat from automation over the coming decades, fuelling unemployment and inequality. While he believes that up until now "technology has enriched labour, not immiserated it", he believes the next wave of technological advancement could be different.  “By itself, a [...]

  • GoPro shares drop to below IPO price as analysts suggest demand for firm’s cameras is in decline

    November 12, 2015

    GoPro's share price has dropped to below its initial public offering (IPO) price, falling by over six per cent today to $23.56. The point of view camera company floated at $24 per share in June 2014, and fared well on the Nasdaq for a while – making founder Nick Woodman a billionaire. However, the stock [...]

  • BHP Billiton and Vale share prices fall after Brazil vows to make it pay for mine disaster

    November 12, 2015

    The Brazilian government has said BHP Billiton and Vale will be punished for the fatal mining disaster, in its strongest remarks on the tragedy yet. "If federal fines are applicable, we will apply them," environment minister Izanbella Teixeira said. "There will be punishment, and under Brazilian law the environment has to be repaired," she added. Dams [...]

  • The UK and US governments just conducted a huge cyber terrorism drill to test the resilience of the FCA, Bank of England and Treasury

    November 12, 2015

    The UK and US governments have conducted a huge joint exercise, along with global financial firms, to see how well we'd respond to a "cyber incident" in the finance sector.   The drill involved participants including the Bank of England, the Treasury, the Cabinet Office and the Financial Conduct Authority, the chancellor said today. The exercise [...]

  • Derwent sells Covent Garden’s Davidson Building for £66m as third quarter lettings soar

    November 12, 2015

    Derwent London's Davidson Building in Covent Garden has been snapped up by US real estate firm Cornerstone for £66.2m, the developer said yesterday, as it reported a surge in third quarter lettings. The company bought the office building and redeveloped it in 2003, keeping the Edwardian façade on Southampton Street. It was named the Davidson [...]

  • Glencore, Anglo American, BHP Billiton share price: FTSE miners tumble as commodities rout deepens

    November 12, 2015

    The FTSE 350 mining index fell 4.61 per cent to 8,234.14 points this afternoon as copper prices tumbled. Glencore shares shed 9.52 per cent to 94.77p per share, Anglo American fell 8.55 per cent to 450.60p per share and BHP Billiton was 4.27 per cent lower at 884.50p per share. Earlier, copper prices slid to a two-and-a-half month low after the dollar [...]

  • Almost a third of London employers are struggling with productivity levels, compared to just less than a quarter of employers in the UK as a whole

    November 12, 2015

    Nearly a third (32 per cent) of London employers think that productivity is a problem for their business, according to figures shown exclusively to City A.M. by Group Risk Development (GRiD). By comparison, in a report released earlier by GRiD, just 23 per cent of employers across the UK as a whole said that productivity [...]

  • Why the UK always falls short in global innovation rankings

    November 12, 2015

    Innovation is often cited as the Holy Grail of any politician. Without it, wealth creation becomes harder and economies can stagnate. Yet developing and encouraging this innovation is harder than it looks. That certainly seems to be the case in the UK, which once again is not represented in the latest Thomson Reuters study on [...]

  • RBS says it is cutting investment bank costs by another £2bn

    November 12, 2015

    Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) set out plans today to cut costs in its corporate and institutional banking (CIB) business by about £2bn over the next three years as part of a wider strategy to reduce the size of the division. RBS said in a presentation this afternoon it expects annual revenues in its CIB business [...]

  • US JOLTS: Labour market keeps up momentum in September as job openings rise to 5.5m

    November 12, 2015

    The US jobs market had a robust September. The number of job vacancies in the US edged up to 5.5m from 5.4 in August, according to Jobs Openings and Labour Turnover report publishhed by the Bureau of Labor Statistics today. The reports showed that the total number of hires was 5m, also little changed from August. The [...]

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