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  • Fitch: Bailout is likely to fail

    February 22, 2012

    GREECE has received a fresh blow as ratings agency Fitch downgraded the government, warning a “default is highly likely in the near term.” Even the shaky €130bn (£109.9bn) bailout deal, agreed by Eurozone leaders in the early hours of Tuesday morning, may not be implemented as parliamentarians in Germany’s ruling parties threatened to vote against [...]

  • PM to hit out at anti-business snobbery in UK

    February 22, 2012

    PRIME Minister David Cameron will attack “anti-business snobbery” in a speech to the Business in the Community conference today. Business is “the most powerful force for social progress the world has ever known”, he is expected to say, just two days after the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) accused some government policies and ministers of [...]

  • CITY MOVES | WHO’S SWITCHING JOBS

    February 22, 2012

    Accor Hotel operator Accor has appointed Thomas Dubaere as managing director for UK and Ireland. Dubaere has worked for Accor for over 22 years, most recently as managing director, budget brands Accor UK & Ireland. Dubaere began his career with Accor in Belgium in 1990 at the Novotel Bruges Centre, and held several general manager [...]

  • FTSE down as investors look again at weak Eurozone data

    February 22, 2012

    BRITAIN’S leading share index edged lower yesterday as investors refocused on fundamentals, specifically weaker-than-expected Eurozone data, with the Greek debt restructuring theatricals out of the way for now. Recession concerns increased after data showed the Eurozone’s service sector unexpectedly shrank in February, with Europe being Britain’s main market for its goods. “The FTSE ends the [...]

  • Edinburgh Woollen Mill saves 6,000 Peacocks jobs

    February 22, 2012

    British clothing retailer Edinburgh Woollen Mill is to acquire two thirds of discount clothing retailer Peacocks, in a deal which will see 6,000 jobs saved. Administrators KMPG said they had agreed the sale of 388 stores from Cardiff-headquartered Peacocks but another 224 stores would be closed immediately, leading to 3,100 redundancies. Peacocks called administrators in [...]

  • Banks fork out £1.9bn for insurance mis-selling

    February 22, 2012

    Lenders paid out a record £441m in compensation for insurance mis-selling in December, taking payouts for 2011 to £1.9bn and raising the prospect of an even bigger bill this year. The financial regulator said payouts in December jumped 16 per cent from the previous record of £379m in November. Aside from September, there has been [...]

  • UK is ahead of deficit target

    February 21, 2012

    THE GOVERNMENT’S deficit reduction plan is well ahead of schedule, with an unexpectedly large surplus in January bringing down the year’s projected borrowing figures, data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed yesterday. The surplus hit £7.75bn in the month, up from £5.20bn last January, and taking borrowing in the financial year so far [...]

  • FTSE closes down as doubts remain about Greek bailout

    February 21, 2012

    The FTSE 100 closed down today after investors remained unconvinced by the Greek bailout deal. London’s blue chip index closed down 17.05 points, or 0.3 per cent at 5,928.20, retreating from a seven-month closing high it reached on Monday following high expectations for the Greek deal. Having risen 6.5 per cent since the start of [...]

  • FTSE Flat as Greek bailout gets the nod

    February 21, 2012

    THE FTSE 100 was broadly flat this morning as Eurozone leaders agreed a second bailout for Greece after weeks of tortuous negotiations. Investors overall were encouraged by the move but there were still fears that the €130bn lifeline was only a short term fix for Greece which is drowning in debt. The deal was largely [...]

  • China’s monetary easing puts FTSE close to the 6,000 level

    February 20, 2012

    A SURPRISE easing in China’s monetary policy drove Britain’s FTSE 100 within striking distance of a seven and a half month closing high as miners rallied on the prospect of revived demand from the world’s most voracious consumer of raw materials. Miners were the top gainers as London’s blue chip index climbed 40.18 points, or [...]

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