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  • IntercontinentalExchange picks banks as plots Euronext listing

    August 21, 2013

    INTERCONTINENTALEXCHANGE (ICE) has hired three banks to advise on the listing of Euronext, whose sale is crucial to its $8.2bn (£5.2bn) takeover of NYSE Euronext. ABN Amro and existing advisers on the ICE/NYSE deal, Societe Generale and JP Morgan, will act as global coordinators on the flotation of the combined Paris, Lisbon, Brussels and Amsterdam [...]

  • STV to resume dividend after revenues return

    August 21, 2013

    BROADCASTING group STV plans to reinstate its dividend after reporting rising revenues and falling debts for the first six months of the year. The firm, which last paid a dividend in 2006, said yesterday its revenues rose eight per cent to £51.2m, while pre-tax profits increased one per cent to £6.7m. Chief executive Rob Woodward [...]

  • Heineken and Carlsberg say it’s hard to sell more beer in Europe

    August 21, 2013

    BREWING giants Heineken and Carlsberg left investors flat yesterday by posting worse than expected beer sales, particularly in the developed markets of Europe. Dutch brewer Heineken said profits in emerging markets now make up half of group earnings, though growth in new countries failed to prevent a one per cent fall in organic revenues, which [...]

  • Housemovers heat up Aga sales as chief exec cheers rising orders

    August 21, 2013

    A PICK-UP in the level of housing transactions has helped to warm Aga Rangemaster’s sales in the second quarter, according to the cooker-maker’s chief executive. William McGrath said after a slow start to the year, it had seen recent trading improve, with cooker orders up eight per cent at the half year. Revenues edged up [...]

  • Kodak given approval to leave bankruptcy

    August 21, 2013

    EASTMAN Kodak, once a mighty photography pioneer, has earned court approval for a plan to emerge from bankruptcy as a much smaller digital-imaging company. The green light from US bankruptcy judge Allan Gropper in New York puts Kodak on track to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in about two weeks. “It will be enormously valuable [...]

  • Hikma lifts forecasts on surge in generics sales

    August 21, 2013

    HIKMA Pharmaceuticals raised its full-year revenue forecast for the third time in four months yesterday, riding on strong sales of generic antibiotic doxycycline, a drug used to prevent and treat malaria and other infections. The company, which makes and sells both patented and generic drugs, said it expected total revenue to rise 20 per cent [...]

  • Paper travelcards to be phased out next month

    August 21, 2013

    TRAVELCARDS for seven days or longer will soon only be available on Oyster cards, as Transport for London announced yesterday it will no longer sell paper tickets at London Overground ticket offices. The change, which will be introduced on 15 September, is in line with the withdrawal of paper season ticket Travelcards from all London [...]

  • PPHE Hotels given boost by London market

    August 21, 2013

    PPHE HOTEL Group, the owner of the Park Plaza and art’otel brands, yesterday said strong demand for rooms at its London hotels helped offset tough conditions in Europe and boosted half-year revenues.   The London-listed firm, which runs 38 hotels across Europe, said total revenues increased by 0.7 per cent to €111.7m (£100m) in the [...]

  • Admiralty Arch hotel plans win Westminster Council consent

    August 21, 2013

    PLANS to turn London’s Admiralty Arch near Trafalgar Square into a five-star hotel have been approved by Westminster Council. The iconic gateway, which takes its name from the nearby Royal Navy Headquarters, was commissioned by Edward VII to honour the memory of his mother, Queen Victoria. Developer Prime Investors Capital (PIC) signed a 99-year lease [...]

  • Former BAA chief Clasper suits Coats as new chair of thread firm

    August 21, 2013

    COATS, the world’s biggest producer of threads, yesterday named Mike Clasper, former chief executive of airports group BAA, as its new chairman. Clasper, who also served as chairman of HM Revenue & Customs until he stood down last year, was previously a senior executive at Procter & Gamble. The announcement comes as Guinness Peat Group [...]

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