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  • Groupon hit as revenue disappoints

    November 8, 2012

    GROUPON’S quarterly results lagged expectations as the daily deal company’s European operations continued to struggle, wiping 17 per cent off its shares last night. Groupon shares slid to a record low of $3.25 in after hours trading yesterday after closing at $3.92. Revenue was $568.6m in the third quarter, compared with $430.2m in the third [...]

  • Morrisons’ top director leaves as sales worsen

    November 8, 2012

    WM MORRISON’S chief executive admitted yesterday it had not done enough to reach out to customers after the supermarket posted a worsening decline in sales and parted ways with its commercial director. Revealing a 2.1 per cent drop in third quarter sales, Dalton Philips said it had not promoted strengths that set it apart from [...]

  • What does the future hold for Morrisons?

    November 8, 2012

    KATE CALVERT | SEYMOUR PIERCE The recent share price underperformance had anticipated a weak update and indeed, Morrisons’ update was disappointing. We expect underperformance to continue into next year as changes to its marketing & promotional strategy will take time for consumers to become aware of. CLIVE BLACK | SHORE CAPITAL The recent market share [...]

  • Cold weather heats up tills at Supergroup

    November 8, 2012

    SUPERGROUP has seen sales jump in the second quarter of the year as colder weather boosted sales of coats and hoodies from its Superdry label. Chief executive Julian Dunkerton said: “When it dropped three or four degrees in one day…you are selling more of your heavy knits and jackets and you get more of a [...]

  • McDonald’s struggles in October

    November 8, 2012

    McDonald’s yesterday reported a 1.8 per cent drop in October sales at established restaurants around the world, its first monthly sales fall since March 2003, hurt by stiff competition in a weak economy. Analysts, on average, expected a 1.07 per cent decline in sales at restaurants open at least 13 months, according to Consensus Metrix. [...]

  • Dairy Crest revenue drops 7pc

    November 8, 2012

    Britain’s Dairy Crest Group, the maker of Cathedral City cheese, reported a 16 per cent fall in first-half profit as its core milk business continued to struggle. April to September adjusted pre-tax profit fell to £19.1m from £22.7m a year earlier. Revenue fell seven per cent to £688.2m. Revenue from dairies, which accounts for three-quarters [...]

  • Walt Disney boosted by ESPN

    November 8, 2012

    Media giant Walt Disney posted higher quarterly profit on Thursday, lifted by an increase in attendance at theme parks and a gain in revenue at sports juggernaut ESPN. Disney reported diluted earnings per share of 68 cents for the quarter that ended in September, in line with expectations from Wall Street analysts. Net income rose [...]

  • Fourth quarter sees Eurozone even gloomier

    November 8, 2012

    EUROZONE economic sentiment worsened yet further going into the fourth quarter, data showed yesterday, as worries surrounding member debt piles refused to go away. Expert respondents rated the euro area economic climate at 81.7 in the fourth quarter, according to the Ifo Institute, down from 88.9 in the third quarter – where 100 corresponds to [...]

  • Investors buy up Spanish long term bonds giving Rajoy time

    November 8, 2012

    SPAIN showed yesterday that investors will buy even its long-term debt, with a successful bond auction that completed its 2012 issuance programme, giving the government breathing room to hold out before requesting international aid. Most analysts still think Spain will need to call on the European Central Bank’s firing power before long, but the smooth [...]

  • Seasonally-adjusted US jobless numbers show continued slide

    November 8, 2012

    NEW JOBLESS claims in the US continued to creep down in the beginning of November, at least on seasonally-adjusted figures, according to data released yesterday. New unemployment insurance claims dropped 8,000 in the week ending 3 November, to reach 355,000, the Department of Labor showed. But the bigger drop-off came in total insured unemployment, which [...]

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