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  • Gatwick Airport runway closed after “hole” discovered

    September 4, 2016

    Gatwick Airport was forced to close its main runway this evening after it discovered a "hole" on the tarmac, causing diversions and delays for thousands of passengers. A small number of flights were diverted to Heathrow, it is believed, while other passenger reported their flights had been diverted to Southampton and Stansted. Other aircraft were stuck circling the skies [...]

  • American Formula One takeover edges closer but subject to European Commission sign-off

    September 4, 2016

    The eagerly-anticipated sale of Formula One to Liberty Media will need to navigate a series of tight chicanes including potential scrutiny by the European Commission (EC). Private equity fund CVC is putting the final touches to a $9.1bn (£6.8bn) deal that will see the American media giant take full control of Formula One . Fox media mogul Chase [...]

  • Marks & Spencer set to axe 500 jobs at head office in London

    September 3, 2016

    Marks & Spencer is set to axe around 500 jobs at its head office in London. The cull of around 15 per cent of roles is expected to be announced next Thursday. Sky News first reported that more than half of the cuts will affect contractors. Read more: M&S pay row: New offer for workers – [...]

  • Inmarsat places $650m bond but isn’t planning to splash the cash

    September 1, 2016

    Satellite company Inmarsat reached for the sky and succeeded as it successfully placed $650m of convertible debt. The placing was $50m more than the original deal size and Inmarsat said it reflected the “considerable demand” for the bonds which have a maturity that stretches out to 2023. “It was a popular placing that was oversubscribed [...]

  • PCP Capital Partners alleges Barclays loaned $3bn (£2.3bn) to Qatar to fund purchase of bank’s shares

    September 1, 2016

    An investor is alleging Barclays handed Qatar a $3bn (£2.3bn) loan so it could purchase the bank's shares. PCP Capital Partners has filed documents containing the allegation at the High Court. According to documents seen by Sky News, which first reported the story today, the alleged loan was made in 2008, at a time when the [...]

  • These are the best big media companies to work for, as rated by employees

    September 1, 2016

    Channel 4 and Immediate Media, home of the Radio Times, Top Gear and Horrible Histories magazines, have been named as the best big media employers in the UK. Online jobs and workplace reviews platform Glassdoor has compiled a list of the large media companies rated best by their own employees. Read more: Vice founder predicts [...]

  • Chris Froome roars back into second place in Vuelta a Espana by pipping race leader Nairo Quintana to stage win

    August 31, 2016

    Britain’s Chris Froome insists he is relishing his duel with Nairo Quintana after he chipped away at the Colombian’s Vuelta a Espana lead with victory in stage 11. Tour de France winner Froome pipped Quintana in a sprint finish to climb to second in the general classification after the rivals went it alone over the [...]

  • Standard Life on the hunt for a Brexit guide to add to its public affairs knowledge

    August 31, 2016

    Those with a head for Brexit-related red tape might want to dust off their CVs, as insurance and pensions company Standard Life is looking out for somebody to help guide it through the referendum fallout. The new hire will report to Graeme McEwan, chief communications officer, and will help advise the FTSE 100 firm on policy [...]

  • Here’s why government spending isn’t fixing the housing crisis, according to Shelter

    August 31, 2016

    The government is pouring money into schemes that boost demand for properties – but is failing to put enough cash into house building, according to research from housing charity Shelter. The current parliament has spent two thirds of its housing money – £28.7bn – on programmes such as the Lifetime ISA and Help to Buy, which [...]

  • The BBC iPlayer loophole is closing tomorrow: Here’s what you need to know

    August 31, 2016

    The law around the licence fee is changing tomorrow. It is now illegal to watch BBC programmes on demand, including on the iPlayer, without paying the £145.50 annual fee. Here is what you need to know:  Do I need to do anything if I already have a licence? No. If your household is already covered [...]

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