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  • Suspected shoplifter falls from second-floor window of Royal Exchange

    April 27, 2015

    A man suspected of shoplifting has fallen from a second floor window in the Royal Exchange, near the Bank of England, today.    City of London police were called to a shop on Gracechurch Street at 10:30am today after a member of the public called to report the suspected shoplifting.    Officers were on the [...]

  • How to limit distractions at work

    April 26, 2015

    Instilling a culture of quality and ensuring a sense of personal responsibility is important.   The pace of change at work can be considerable. Unfamiliar technology, team changes, office relocations or new leadership can mean that employees at all levels are often distracted, unfocused and prone to making mistakes.    Recent research among more than [...]

  • HSBC share price closes higher as it launches review into leaving UK

    April 24, 2015

    Shares in HSBC closed more than three per cent up at 631.4p after the bank revealed it is investigating the possibility of leaving the UK. Chairman Douglas Flint said this morning that, spooked by a tighter regulatory environment, HSBC's board has launched a review into moving its headquarters out of the UK. More on this [...]

  • Apple Watch apps: The most useful apps for your commute, work, travel and staying informed

    April 24, 2015

    People are finally able to get their hands on the Apple Watch today as pre-orders begin shipping and a handful of shops – Apple stores, Selfridges and Dover Street Market in London – will begin selling the smartwatch offline. But with a mind-boggling 3,000 apps to get playing with, where do you start? Here's our [...]

  • French Connection share price plunges on profit warning

    April 24, 2015

    Retailer French Connection has suddenly found itself in the bargain bin, after shares plummeted more than 20 per cent in early trading. The fall came after the brand issued a trading update saying its full-year results are likely to be "materially lower than expected". Ouch. The brand, which has underperformed fairly consistently since the heady [...]

  • Novartis profit beats forecasts as its overhaul begins to pay off

    April 23, 2015

    NOVARTIS posted forecast-beating first-quarter profits yesterday as the Swiss pharmaceutical company showed the benefits of its comprehensive restructuring. Top-line figures were hit by the strength of the US dollar as reported revenues fell seven per cent to $11.9bn (£7.9bn) during the period compared to the year before. Net income was also hit by currency fluctuations, [...]

  • Microsoft trump expectations thanks to sky-high cloud revenue

    April 23, 2015

    The figures Microsoft's profit and revenue came in above analysts' expectations for the third quarter of 2015, causing the company's stock to rise in after-hours trading.  The software and technology giant posted earnings of $0.61 per share – trumping the forecast $0.51 per share – but also significantly falling from the $0.68 per share posted [...]

  • Historic Tesco loss sparks share price slump: Dave Lewis has to move from “drastic” to “dynamic”

    April 22, 2015

    2007: TESCO’S PEAK MARKET SHARE 31.7% MARKET SHARE MARCH 2015 28.4% Shares in Tesco slumped by five per cent yesterday after the retail giant capped a year of profit warnings, accounting scandals and fraud investigations by posting one of the biggest losses in corporate history. Britain’s biggest supermarket made a statutory pre-tax loss of £6.4bn [...]

  • Cambridge Satchel sales buckle

    April 21, 2015

    THE CAMBRIDGE Satchel Company posted a drop in sales and profit last year after investing in a new flagship store and revamping its website. The leather satchel-maker said turnarover fell 21.7 per cent to £10.1m in the year to 30 June 2014, blaming tough comparatives on the previous year when it starred in a Google [...]

  • Why zero inflation means there are no more free lunches for politicians

    April 21, 2015

    The temptation to believe in the concept of a free lunch has proved irresistible to numerous governments through the ages. Henry VIII, for example, has seized the popular imagination once again through Damian Lewis’s brilliant portrayal of him in Wolf Hall. Bluff King Hal is the nickname often associated with the King. But to his [...]

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