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  • Watford and West Brom dumped out by League One opposition as Liverpool hit five and Hull maintain perfect start in EFL Cup

    August 23, 2016

    Watford manager Walter Mazzarri suffered an embarrassing early blow to his tenure as third-tier side Gillingham caused an upset in the second round of the EFL Cup. Hornets striker Odion Ighalo looked to have put the hosts on track for victory but Mark Byrne equalised in the 82nd minute and Bradley Dack made it 2-1 in the [...]

  • Supermarket sales creep upwards as grocers benefit from the summer sun

    August 23, 2016

    Grocery sales edged up this summer as sunny weather encouraged shoppers to spend. According to data from Kantar Worldpanel, supermarket sales increased by 0.3 per cent in the 12 weeks to 14 August – the fastest growth in the grocery market since March this year. There is no evidence yet to suggest the Brexit vote [...]

  • Foreign investments help shareholders as UK dividend growth lags

    August 22, 2016

    The UK is lagging behind other developed markets in terms of dividends, a report out today has found. UK dividends fell 3.3 per cent on an underlying basis in the second quarter of 2016, according to the Henderson Global Dividend Index. In addition to the falling value of the pound, steep cuts from Standard Chartered, [...]

  • Australia has confirmed that it will block the sale of its largest energy grid to Chinese investors

    August 20, 2016

    Australia has moved to formally block the sale of its biggest energy grid to Chinese investors over security concerns. The sale was put on hold last week, and now the deal has been officially nixed by Australian treasurer Scott Morrison. Two Chinese firms had been in talks to buy a 50.4 per cent stake in Ausgrid. However, [...]

  • China warns “protectionist” Australia after it blocks investment in energy grid

    August 17, 2016

    Beijing warned over its future willingness to invest in Australia, after two Chinese firms were prevented from taking a controlling stake in its largest energy network. State Grid Corporation, which is a Chinese state-backed firm, and billionaire Li Ka-shing's Hong Kong-based Cheung Kong Infrastructure had submitted bids of more than A$10bn (£5.94bn) for a 50.4 per cent stake [...]

  • Horse racing betting: Turret out to Rock bookies at monster 40/1 in the Oaks

    August 17, 2016

    Aidan O’Brien has won three of the last 10 runnings of the Darley Yorkshire Oaks (3.40pm) – and a strong hand of entries suggests he’s keen on landing the prize again today. The Irish trainer has four entered in the Group One race, with Found, Seventh Heaven, Pretty Perfect and Even Song making up a [...]

  • Sorry supermarkets, grocery spending in Europe is growing at its slowest pace ever

    August 17, 2016

    Consumer spending at supermarkets grew at its slowest pace in eight years – a historical low – as the price wars continue to take a toll, new figures reveal. The money making its way through supermarkets' tills grew by just 0.8 per cent across Europe in the second quarter of the year compared to the same period in 2015, [...]

  • Horse racing betting: O’Brien can bridge Great Voltigeur gap with Idaho

    August 16, 2016

    Since Powerscourt’s victory in 2003, Aidan O’Brien has tried to land Wednesday afternoon’s Betway Great Voltigeur (3.05pm) with 19 horses. He’s responsible for three of the six runners in the £160,000 Group Two contest today and I think his persistence will be rewarded. Bahrain Trophy winner Housesofparliament and Gordon Stakes runner-up The Major General look [...]

  • Morrisons has finally sold its stake in Fresh Direct

    August 16, 2016

    Morrisons has disposed of its 10 per cent stake in wholesale business Fresh Direct, it said today – almost 18 months since it first announced plans for the selloff. The supermarket said today it had got £45m from the sale – a premium of £14m to the £31m holding value of its equity investment. Morrisons said [...]

  • Moody’s takes Noble’s rating two notches deeper into junk territory

    August 15, 2016

    Moody’s took commodities trader Noble two notches deeper into junk territory with a negative outlook amid concerns over its liquidity yesterday. It comes after the firm swung to a loss in its second quarter results released last week. Noble has been hit by tumbling commodity prices over the last two years, questions over its accounting [...]

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