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By: Kat Denham

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  • High street hit as customers shop online

    December 12, 2012

    CUSTOMERS are increasingly deserting the high street to do their Christmas shopping online, according to two data releases out this morning. Last week, retailers saw 1.7 per cent fewer customers entering their shops than last year, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC)-Springboard Footfall Monitor, out this morning. Shopping centres were hit especially hard with [...]

  • EU states’ debt equals €21,000 for each citizen

    December 12, 2012

    GOVERNMENT debt across the European Union has bloated to the equivalent of around €21,000 (£16,972) per person, according to calculations released this morning by PwC. Total EU government debt has smashed past the €10 trillion mark, the big four audit group says, with the UK still in an unhealthy position. “At a time of slow [...]

  • Renault sells off its remaining stake in Volvo in £1.2bn deal

    December 12, 2012

    FRENCH carmaker Renault yesterday said it was selling its remaining 6.5 per cent stake in truckmaker Volvo as it seeks to cut debt and boost its financial stability. The sale of the block of 138.6m Series A shares is being made via an accelerated book building, Renault said. Goldman Sachs is the sole bookrunner for [...]

  • Factory output plunges across the Eurozone

    December 12, 2012

    EUROZONE industrial production collapsed in October, as the real economy tanked across the debt-stricken currency bloc. Seasonally-adjusted industrial output was 1.4 per cent down in just a month, the European statistics agency Eurostat said, meaning it was a full 3.6 per cent lower than a year before. Analysts said the data only added to the case [...]

  • Lower royalty rates chip away at Imagination

    December 12, 2012

    THE RISE of cheap smartphones in emerging economies has led to a leap in royalty payments to chip designer Imagination Technologies. The company, which is locked in a bidding war to acquire US-based chip designer MIPS, has seen a 66 per cent year-on-year rise in royalty revenues in the last six months, it said yesterday. This [...]

  • That’s capitalism, says Google chair Schmidt in tax response

    December 12, 2012

    GOOGLE’S chairman Eric Schmidt has defended his company against criticism of its tax affairs, saying: “It’s called capitalism”. “I am very proud of the structure we have set up. We pay lots of taxes; we pay them in the legally prescribed ways,” he told Bloomberg. Google has been chastised by MPs for funneling $9.8bn (£6bn) [...]

  • London buses go contactless cards

    December 12, 2012

    BUS passengers will from today be able to use contactless debit or credit cards to pay for journeys, as Transport for London begins its long-awaited rollout of the new payment method. Anyone with a contactless Visa, American Express or MasterCard should be able to tap the yellow Oyster pay point on the capital’s 8,500 buses, [...]

  • Shazam hires lastminute.com founder amid float rumours

    December 12, 2012

    MOBILE music-recognition service Shazam has hired the founder of the travel website lastminute.com, in a move that could pave the way for an initial public offering. Brent Hoberman, who has joined Shazam as an independent board member, started lastminute.com in 1998, together with Martha Lane Fox, who is now the government’s digital champion. Hoberman helped [...]

  • Tui Travel joins the blue-chips

    December 12, 2012

    TUI TRAVEL has rejoined the FTSE 100 stock index after more than a year as a mid-cap firm, while newly-floated Direct Line clinched a FTSE 250 ranking. FTSE Group said in its quarterly reshuffle that water company Pennon, which has lost around 15 per cent of its market value in the period, will be demoted [...]

  • How has imagination’s investment case changed after today?

    December 12, 2012

    JAMES GOODMAN INVESTEC We are initially encouraged by today, with a very strong royalty unit performance. However, we calculate a 15 per cent decline in average rates which suggests full year royalty revenue unlikely to move up materially. ‘Hold’. NICK JAMES NUMIS SECURITIES The investment and losses at Pure are likely to drive downgrades to [...]

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