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  • Sir Philip Green lets go of loss-making BHS for £1 only

    March 13, 2015

    Struggling retail chain BHS is to be sold for £1 after almost 15 years in the possession of billionaire Arcadia chair­man Sir Philip Green. The iconic chain of department stores was founded in 1928 by Amer­ican entrepreneurs seeking emulate the success of Woolworths.  But the company has declined in recent years as it lost market [...]

  • Digital probe sparks row over broadband as Sky and Talk-Talk press Ofcom to break up BT and Openreach

    March 12, 2015

    A battle between the UK’s largest telecommunications businesses in­ten­sified yesterday, as Sky and Talk-Talk pounced on a decision by the regulator to launch a wide-ranging probe into the sector. Both firms ramped up pressure on Ofcom to break up BT from the part of its business – called BT Openreach – that runs the UK’s broadband [...]

  • Economists split on US June rate hike after retail sales disappoint

    March 12, 2015

    US retail sales have dropped for a third consecutive month, new figures show. Retail sales declined by 0.6 per cent on the month in February, with economists split on the impact it will have on interest rates. “A 0.6 per cent deterioration in sales in February was possibly due to severe weather affecting many parts [...]

  • Lloyds to bank £1.5bn if TSB sale to Banco Sabadell goes ahead

    March 12, 2015

    Lloyds is set to receive a final total of £1.5bn for TSB if the Banco Sabadell sale goes ahead – twice the £750m for which it had previously agreed to sell the lender to the Co-op Bank. The giant bank was forced to sell off TSB under the terms of its 2008 bailout.   The [...]

  • Argos suffers a post-festive depression

    March 12, 2015

    Argos had little cause for post-festive cheer after sales at the catalogue retailer slumped in the eight weeks to 28 February, it announced yesterday. The retailer experienced weak trading in consumer electronics and said its ongoing programme aimed at improving customer experiences had impacted on footfall. Argos outlined its five-year trans­form­ation plan in 2012 with [...]

  • Hugo Boss sales target scrapped on low spending

    March 12, 2015

    High-end German fashion house Hugo Boss yesterday scrapped its sales target for 2015 because of slower spending in Europe, the US and China, sending its shares lower. Like other companies targeting more affluent customers, Hugo Boss has been hit by lower spending abroad by Russian and Chinese shoppers. Its original revenue target of €3bn (£2.15bn) [...]

  • Cineworld profits double: Fifty shades of payday for movie theatre chain

    March 12, 2015

    Cineworld’s annual pre-tax profits more than doubled to £67.3m, despite a decline in 2014 box office sales. The UK’s largest cinema chain had revenue up by 52.5 per cent to £619.4m, up from £406.1m, in the 53-week period ending 1 January 2015. Chief executive of Cineworld, Moshe “Mooky” Greidinger, said it had been a hard [...]

  • Cheaper oil takes trade deficit to lowest level for over 14 years

    March 12, 2015

    The UK’s trade deficit has drop­ped to its lowest level since 2000, official figures show. The UK imported £600m more than it exported in January, according to data released yesterday by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). It compares to the £2.1bn trade deficit in December. Around half of this fall was due to a drop [...]

  • Antofagasta in water deal with Los Pelambres mine protestors

    March 12, 2015

    Shares in mining firm Antofagasta were up by 1.36 per cent yesterday, after it announced an agreement had been reached with protestors who were blocking access to its operation at the Los Pelambres mine in Chile. Normal operations are set to resume in the next few days. Protests have been ongoing at the site since [...]

  • Pedal to the metal at BMW as earnings rise 14pc to £6.5bn

    March 12, 2015

    German car maker BMW yesterday announced that last year’s profit accelerated 14 per cent as its X5 SUV and 2-series Active Tourer compact minivan propelled record sales. Earnings rose to €9.12bn (£6.5bn) from €7.98bn. This beat the €8.89bn average of 25 analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Profit widened to 9.6 per cent of revenue from 9.4 [...]

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