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  • Caterpillar shareholders flee as it predicts China slowdown for 2019

    January 28, 2019

    Digger manufacturer Caterpillar’s shares were down eight per cent in US trading this afternoon after it announced “modest” sales increases. Sales were hit by weakness in its key Chinese market in the final quarter, causing investors to flee. The figures Adjusted profit-per-share for 2018 was $11.22 (£8.52), up 63 per cent, while revenues were up [...]

  • Dyson’s move is not hypocrisy – it’s shrewd

    January 28, 2019

    Among some of the more committed anti-Brexit activists it has become fashionable to levy the charge of hypocrisy against pro-Leave business figures whose commercial activity appears insufficiently patriotic. For those Remainers for whom Brexit is synonymous with an inward-looking philosophy and a narrowing of the UK’s horizons, it is incompatible for someone to support Brexit [...]

  • Chinese growth will stay in ‘appropriate range’ in 2019 – Premier

    January 26, 2019

    China will keep economic growth at “appropriate” levels this year, the country has said after coming off its slowest year in over two-and-a-half decades. The government will ensure that the economy will weather risks and challenges, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said yesterday, local press reported. Read more: The risks and opportunities of doing business with China [...]

  • Vodafone pauses installation of Huawei equipment in Europe as spying tensions mount

    January 25, 2019

    Vodafone has said it will stop installing Huawei equipment in its network until there is greater clarity over whether Chinese authorities could use its products for spying. Chief executive Nick Read said the company would temporarily stop the installation of new Huawei equipment in its core telecoms infrastructure in Europe. Read more: Government under pressure to [...]

  • Hyundai to lay off Chinese workers in wake of disappointing fourth-quarter sales

    January 25, 2019

    South Korean car maker Hyundai has announced it is cutting jobs in China, after it reported a slump in quarterly sales in the country yesterday. “Hyundai Motor is reviewing various optimisation plans to enhance facility efficiency around the Chinese New Year holidays,” it said in a statement on Friday. Read more: Hyundai hit by first quarterly [...]

  • Vodafone third quarter revenue slips amid fierce sector competition

    January 25, 2019

    Vodafone today said it maintains its full-year guidance despite a decline in revenues in the third quarter as the firm struggles with increasing competition in the telecoms sector.  The FTSE 100 firm reported revenue of €11bn (£9.5bn), down by €0.8bn on the same period the year before. Read more: Vodafone and O2 eye sale of phone [...]

  • Hyundai hit by first quarterly losses since 2011 as China market fails to drive sales

    January 24, 2019

    South Korean car maker Hyundai suffered its first quarterly loss since 2011 in the final three months of last year. The firm’s sales slumped in China, its biggest market, where car sales contracted for the first time in more than 20 years in 2018 as the effects of trade tariffs and the phasing out of [...]

  • Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro review, specs, price and details: The Mi 8 Pro marks the Chinese phone company’s UK debut

    January 24, 2019

    At the end of last year, Chinese phone giant Xiaomi finally launched its first products in the UK. A household name in its home nation, the company is the fourth biggest phone manufacturer in the world after heavyweights Huawei and Samsung, and just a hare’s fart behind Apple. Xiaomi introduced itself to Britain with four [...]

  • Burberry keeps momentum from China despite trade war fears

    January 23, 2019

    Fashion house Burberry bucked current concerns over a trade war between China and the US today, as Asian demand for its luxury clothing held up over the festive shopping season. The blue-chip firm, which has been embarking on a major turnaround plan to revive its fortunes for more than a year, said that comparable store sales [...]

  • Trevor Steven: Wolves have Nuno Espirito Santo and super-agent Jorge Mendes to thank for their successful return to the Premier League

    January 22, 2019

    Wolves are having a tremendous first season back in the Premier League. Currently eighth in the table and, with just 23 games gone, already nearing a points tally that should end any lingering worries about relegation; they have taken the momentum of their promotion campaign and maintained it in the top flight. Their impressive manager [...]

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