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  • Cairn Homes IPO: Irish homebuilder to raise about £270m in London listing

    June 3, 2015

    Irish housebuilder Cairn Homes will raise around £270m in a London flotation to take advantage of Ireland’s resurgence by building more homes for the country’s rising population of young househunters. The company, which was formed about a year ago by Michael Stanley and Alan McIntosh, will sell shares to investors for €1 each, raising money [...]

  • Britain’s jobs market has taken off and wages are starting to rise – are young workers benefiting?

    June 3, 2015

    It is not easy moving from school to the office. It has always been a difficult jump, and in the financial crisis, some found it impossible.   Witness the surge in youth unemployment in the financial crisis, soaring from 12 per cent at the start of 2008 to 20.2 per cent in early 2011, for [...]

  • Eurozone economic recovery struggling to gain momentum as unemployment remains high

    June 3, 2015

    Unemployment in the currency bloc was still high at 11.1 per cent in April   The Eurozone economy is gradually improving but its recovery is failing to build on a solid start to the year, figures published yesterday show.   The rate of joblessness in the Eurozone edged down in April, marking 24 months of [...]

  • Morrisons stays in the FTSE 100 as Aggreko drops out and Inmarsat is promoted

    June 3, 2015

    Troubled supermarket Morrisons held on to its listing in the FTSE 100, while power outsourcer Aggreko was given the boot as part of the index's quarterly reshuffle. Satellite maker Inmarsat will replace the company, which in recent months has been hit by the strength of the pound. Meanwhile, a trio of challenger banks, including Aldermore, [...]

  • Merlin Entertainments share price falls again as Alton Towers stays closed following Smiler rollercoaster collision

    June 3, 2015

    Alton Towers will remain closed today following a collision on an £18m rollercoaster which left four people seriously injured. Read more: Two carriages of Alton Towers rollercoaster Smiler collide  Shares in the theme park's owner, Merlin Entertainments fell in early trading this morning, after a 3.5 per cent drop yesterday afternoon made it one of the biggest [...]

  • One chart showing Greece’s upcoming repayment deadlines

    June 3, 2015

    There are whispers this could be week the Greece finally manages to agree a deal with its creditors, unlocking billions of euros and staving off bankruptcy. Greece must pay €1.6bn (£1.2bn) to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) between now and 19 June – starting with €300m (£218m) due on Friday. If it misses this deadline it'll get [...]

  • A third of all new businesses will be pop-ups by 2017

    June 3, 2015

    It seems the pop-up revolution has well and truly begun, after new research showed 11.6m people plan to start their own business ventures within the next two years and 29 per cent of those plan to start out with pop-ups. The study, by EE, showed pop-ups, shops that open short-term businesses in available retail space, [...]

  • JP Morgan draws the line on staff voicemail to cut costs

    June 3, 2015

    Many of JP Morgan's employees will no longer have voicemail once a new cost-cutting plan is rolled out.    The bank is getting rid of the service, which costs $10 (£6.5) per month per person, because it says many of its staff simply don't need it.    “We realized that hardly anyone uses voicemail anymore…we’re [...]

  • Sophos IPO: London’s biggest ever tech float is coming in July, Apax Partners reveals

    June 3, 2015

    London is set for its biggest ever tech IPO after Sophos announced its intention to float on the London Stock Exchange with an expected target valuation of more than $1bn. The security software company has eschewed the trend of London's tech firms crossing the pond in favour of a Nasdaq listing and expects to make its [...]

  • AstraZeneca chief executive questions UK’s commitment to treating cancer

    June 3, 2015

    AstraZeneca chief executive Pascal Soriot has warned that the UK is lagging behind in cancer care innovation, after the government's drugs approval body rejected a new ovarian cancer drug already used in France and Germany as being too expensive. Read more: Why only Scottish patients are getting the best new drugs on the NHS “How can [...]

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