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  • HEDGE FUND FASHION GURU HAS A SALES BOOM

    February 11, 2010

    WE ALWAYS knew women were good at multi-tasking, but Britt Lintner really does take the concept to a new extreme. Regular readers may remember Lintner, who heads up her own flourishing womenswear label while managing to hold down a tough job in hedge fund sales at GLG Partners. And now I hear that not only [...]

  • Moore all set to land hat-trick with Harry

    February 11, 2010

    HAVING sent out both Heathcote (2007) and Wingman (2008) to land the Totesport Trophy, it was snow and ice that prevented Gary Moore from attempting to land the hat-trick last year. However, his HARRY TRICKER looks the ideal type at around 7/1 for tomorrow’s prestigious £150,000 handicap hurdle. Our selection looked nothing special when campaigned [...]

  • A new mood of fear is pulling down markets

    February 7, 2010

    THE TERM double-dip is over-used; our viewers always get upset with us if we refer to it too often. But where is this cycle going? It’s certainly not looking good. February seemed to start off well with decent earnings reports and some stronger data from the US, but at the end of last week sovereign [...]

  • Hype of Apple’s iPad is better than the reality

    February 2, 2010

    The launch of the Apple iPad at the end of last week led to a strong increase in the buzz score for the general Apple brand as measured by BrandIndex. That might have been expected, but graph one shows a more mixed story: at the start of 2010, with excited consumer chatter about the imminent [...]

  • Ryanair ups annual profit forecast

    February 1, 2010

    BUDGET airline Ryanair increased its profit forecast for the year after posting a smaller than expected third-quarter loss yesterday. Europe’s biggest low-cost airline said a drop in fuel prices had helped to improve the company’s figures. Ryanair’s loss of €10.9m (£9.5m) in the three months to the end of December compared with a €118.8m net [...]

  • IS RYANAIR ON THE UP AND UP AFTER SLUMP ?

    February 1, 2010

    JOSHUA RAYMOND | CITY INDEX The fact that they have increased their profit forecast at a time when many are remaining cautious for the year has pleased investors. The loss came in narrower than expected also and has boosted investor confidence in a sector that has had a fairly horrible time. GERT ZONNEVELD | PANMURE [...]

  • Awful airline, great stock

    February 1, 2010

    AWFUL airline, great stock. Ryanair might be the bête noire of the chattering classes, but Michael O’Leary’s low-cost carrier is attracting enough customers without them. Its passenger numbers were up 14 per cent to 16m in the third quarter, a traditionally dire time for airlines. Revenues lagged behind, edging up one per cent as yields [...]

  • Happy Monday for financials as US data lift big cap shares

    February 1, 2010

    Britain’s top share index closed 1.1 per cent higher yesterday, helped by upbeat US manufacturing data, with banks and commodity stocks topping the list of gainers. The FTSE 100 closed up 58.89 points at 5,247.41, having dipped to 5,163.57 earlier in the session. The index ended 0.8 per cent higher on Friday. Experts said the [...]

  • Ryanair raises profit forecast

    February 1, 2010

    BUDGET airline Ryanair increased its profit forecast for the year after posting a smaller than expected third-quarter loss. Europe’s biggest low-cost airline said a drop in fuel prices had helped to improve the company’s figures. Ryanair’s loss of €10.9m (£9.5m) in the three months to the end of December compared with a €118.8m net loss [...]

  • Aer Lingus changes pricing

    January 26, 2010

    LOSS-MAKING Irish carrier Aer Lingus yesterday took a step closer to the no-frills model of rival and onetime suitor Ryanair with the extension of extra charging under a plan to boost revenue. The former state airline drew a muted response from investors with its offer of basic ticketing plus top-up fees for meals, access to [...]

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