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  • Oligarchs make peace over the world’s largest nickel producer

    December 17, 2012

    NORILSK Nickel named longtime co-owner Vladimir Potanin as its chief executive yesterday under a Kremlin-inspired deal to end a boardroom war at the world’s top nickel and palladium producer. Roman Abramovich will take control of a 20 per cent voting stake and act as a buffer between Potanin and rival Oleg Deripaska, who owns a [...]

  • BP sells stake in North Sea gas field for £178m

    December 17, 2012

    OIL major BP yesterday announced it was to sell its interest in a North Sea gas field to SSE for $288m (£178m) in cash. Completion of the deal, to sell BP’s non-operated 50 per cent stake in the Sean gas field, is expected in the first half of next year. Sean, located in the Southern [...]

  • Cookson Group split takes effect on LSE

    December 17, 2012

    INDUSTRIAL materials supplier Cookson yesterday confirmed that its demerger had become effective, splitting the company into two separate divisions and getting rid of the Cookson name. In line with the terms of the demerger, Cookson shares were cancelled yesterday morning. As proposed at the start of November, the FTSE 250 listed firm said it would [...]

  • Imagination finally lands chip firm MIPS after bidding frenzy

    December 17, 2012

    BRITISH chip designer Imagination Technologies has finally won the bidding for US-based company MIPS, in a deal that will speed up its entry into the fast-growing processor industry. The company agreed a $100m (£61.7m) price for MIPS yesterday, and bidding rival CEVA said it would not up its offer. The agreed price comes after a [...]

  • China snaps up iPhone 5s but shares wobble

    December 17, 2012

    APPLE sold more than two million iPhone 5s in China in its first weekend on sale in the country, it emerged yesterday, but the company was knocked by its share price sinking during the day’s trading. Despite the record launch in China, which is expected to become Apple’s biggest market in the near-future, Apple stock [...]

  • Retailer H&M’s like-for-likes ease worries

    December 17, 2012

    SWEDISH clothing giant, Hennes & Mauritz yesterday posted a smaller than expected drop in like-for-like sales for November compared to same month last year, easing fears of large markdowns to reduce unsold stock amid weak demand in key markets. The retailer said local-currency sales at stores open a year or more shrank one per cent [...]

  • Agent Provocateur figures lifted

    December 17, 2012

    Luxury lingerie firm Agent Provocateur saw sales increase 18 per cent in the year to 26 March, with figures boosted by shop openings in cities such as Amsterdam, Madrid and Rome. Turnover rose from £26.7m to £31.4m, while net earnings grew from £3.3m to £4.1m, an increase of 24 per cent on the previous year.

  • UK population growth fastest since the 1950s

    December 17, 2012

    THE UK population has grown at its fastest pace since the post-war baby boom in the past decade, according to the 2011 census figures out yesterday. On census night, there were 63,181,775 people living in the United Kingdom, the Office for National Statistics said. The country has gained a net 4.1m people, or almost seven [...]

  • First-timers to be kept locked out of 2013 mortgage market

    December 17, 2012

    MORTGAGE lenders will focus their attention on the safer, low loan-to-value (LTV) end of the credit market during 2013, research showed yesterday. Lenders will conserve their precious capital and boost their lending in the remortgage market, which will grow a quarter from around 310,000 transactions this year to almost 400,000 next year, according to data [...]

  • Eurozone trade surplus rises

    December 17, 2012

    The Eurozone achieved a €10.2bn goods trade surplus with the rest of the world in October, compared to €9.5bn the previous month, according to official statistics body Eurostat. Seasonally adjusted exports fell 1.4 per cent while imports rose 0.6 per cent. For the 27-member EU, its goods trade deficit narrowed slightly to €12.5bn. Meanwhile, hourly [...]

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