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  • Pearson posts £115m loss a day after sale of FT to Nikkei

    July 24, 2015

    A day after it sold the FT to Japanese rival Nikkei for £884m, publishing giant Pearson has posted a loss of £115m in the six months to the end of June. The figures Pearson, which after yesterday's sell-off of its flagship newspaper title will focus largely on educational publishing, said losses before tax hit £115m [...]

  • Ladbrokes share price falls after confirming £2.3bn merger with Gala Coral

    July 24, 2015

    Ladbrokes has confirmed it will merge with rival gambling company Gala Coral to create a bookmaking giant with a market value worth £2.3bn. Read more: Ladbrokes eyes up a quick move for Gala Coral Shares in Ladbrokes opened two per cent down on the news. With an expected 4,000 shops, Ladbrokes Gala Coral will overtake William [...]

  • These are the best British employers for work-life balance: Euromonitor International, Bank of England and MediaMath

    July 24, 2015

    We all know that the 24/7 business cycle, a globalised working environment and technology such as smart phones pushes our workload outside of typical 9-5 hours. But if you're fed up of the blurred line between work and play, then Glassdoor has put together a list of Britain's best employers for work-life balance. A recent [...]

  • Cuadrilla set to appeal fracking refusal decision

    July 23, 2015

    Shale gas company Cuadrilla said yesterday that it will not back down in its attempt to kick-start the UK’s fracking industry. The firm announced plans to appeal against a decision last month by Lancashire County Council (LCC) to refuse planning consent for two shale gas exploration sites. Cuadrilla sought planning permission to drill, hydraulically fracture [...]

  • Tidjane Thiam points Credit Suisse to private banking as profits jump

    July 23, 2015

    Credit Suisse’s new chief executive Tidjane Thiam said yesterday that the bank would place greater emphasis on private banking and wealth management after it comfortably beat market expectations in the second quarter. “We want to rebalance towards private banking and wealth management… as opposed to the investment bank,” Thiam told CNBC. Switzerland’s second biggest bank [...]

  • Bank of America share price dips: Brian Moynihan, Paul Donofrio and Andrea Smith step up as Bruce Thompson and David Darnell move on

    July 23, 2015

    Bank of America shares fell 1.46 per cent yesterday after chief executive Brian Moynihan named the fourth chief financial officer of his tenure since he took charge in 2010. Bruce Thompson stepped down on Wednesday after five and a half years as chief risk officer and chief financial officer. He will be replaced by the [...]

  • Utopian Unilever is making waves: Boss Paul Polman is pushing an ethical agenda, but is it working?

    July 23, 2015

    The website still exists but looks dated. SaveBenandJerrys.com, a grassroots campaign website with comic sans font, tried to stop ethical ice cream brand Ben and Jerry’s being scooped up by corporate giant Unilever in 2000.   Yet 15 years after the consumer giant’s $326m takeover, the howls of protest appear a strange anachronism after moves [...]

  • Alliance Trust slumps once again

    July 23, 2015

    Fund manager Alliance Trust yesterday promised a raft of changes this autumn to help reverse a long-running slump in fortunes. The company said net asset values rose by just 1.4 per cent for the six months ending June, with shareholders receiving a 2.7 per cent increase, well behind similar peers. The company, which was forced [...]

  • Aberdeen weighs on FTSE after report of £9bn net outflow – London Report

    July 23, 2015

    UK shares yesterday started brightly but fell for a third day in a row, as Aberdeen Asset Management weighed on the FTSE 100. The blue chip index fell 0.2 per cent, 12.33 points, to 6,655.01 at the close, after earlier climbing as much as 0.6 per cent. Aberdeen Asset Management tumbled 7.6 per cent, touching [...]

  • Visa sales leap despite currency headwinds

    July 23, 2015

    The figures In its quarterly report, Visa posted $3.5bn in revenue, outdoing analysts' expectations of $3.36bn. Earnings per share meanwhile, came in at $0.69 against a forecast $0.59. The company's share price was relatively flat ahead of the earnings report. Why it's interesting Visa outperformed forecasts both in sales and profits, despite facing global political [...]

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