By: Billy Ehrenberg

Billy Ehrenberg is a Data Journalist and Content Developer at City A.M. He can be contacted at billy.ehrenberg@cityam.com. He is particularly passionate about data visualisation and telling stories with numbers.

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Liverpool test

June 24, 2015

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Liverpool test

June 24, 2015

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You can now sign up for Facebook messenger without having a Facebook account – but not in the UK

June 24, 2015

You can now sign up for Facebook messenger without having a Facebook account. In another sign of the power of the smartphone, users won’t even require an email address. Disappointingly for UK users, the service is currently only available in Canada, the US, Peru, and Venezuela. Read more: Facebook Messenger adds 300m users since messaging [...]
Decision on Cuadrilla bid for first UK fracking operation for four years at Preston New Road site in Lancashire deferred until Monday

June 24, 2015

Cuadrilla’s wait to find out if it can start the UK’s first fracking operation in four years will be dragged on, after Lancashire County Council deferred the decision. Read more: Cuadrilla bid for first UK fracking operation for four years to be debated Cuadrilla’s application for permission to frack on the Preston New Road site is [...]
Greek crisis: Stock markets down as Greek deal seems in doubt

June 24, 2015

European markets have closed lower today as uncertainty grows over the situation in Greece. Read more: Leaked document shows creditors still at odds with Greece The worst hit was Greece itself, which was down 1.8 per cent, but the FTSE 100 offered a glimpse of hope – it was up 0.15 per cent. The German Dax [...]
Northern powerhouse project: Finance, science, and tech industries creating two-speed housing market, could boost north

June 24, 2015

A big boost for the northern powerhouse project? Areas that have embraced the science, technology and finance industries have enjoyed disproportionately high house price growth, according to research from Savills. The fillip given to areas with a large number of companies in key industries suggests encouraging growth in such industries in the north could lead [...]
transfer test

June 23, 2015

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Netflix share price jumps two per cent after share split approved by board

June 23, 2015

Netflix’s shares have risen two per cent in after-hour trading after its board approved a stock split. The split will take the form of a a stock dividend, giving an extra six shares of common stock for each single outstanding common stock share. Netflix said it would begin trading at the post-split price on 15 [...]
Financial fair play rules under attack: Defiant Uefa questions court after ruling threatens to extinguish FFP

June 23, 2015

European football chiefs Uefa insist they will press on with financial fair play (FFP), despite a Belgian court taking a significant step towards having the controversial rules deemed illegal. Read more: Uefa FFP rules: Why Arsenal and Liverpool are "losers" while Manchester City and Chelsea are "winners" The Court of First Instance in Brussels delivered a [...]
Standard and Poor’s upgrades British Airways’s outlook despite uncertainty over parent company IAG’s bid for Aer Lingus

June 23, 2015

Standard and Poors (S&P) has upgraded British Airways’s (BA) outlook to positive from stable. The ratings agency changed BA’s rating to BB after assessing the company’s finances. S&P said: profitability was materially above our expectations in 2014 and we expect it to remain strong for 2015-2016. It did emphasise, however, that BA’s rating was constrained [...]

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