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  • Piccadilly’s Criterion restaurant enters administration after 60 per cent rental hike by landlord Criterion Capital

    June 24, 2015

    Iconic London restaurant Criterion has gone into administration after 140 years, as a result of sky-high rents.    UHY Hacker Young has been appointed administrator, with Peter Kubik and Andrew Andronikou handling the case.    The Criterion was put into administration by the directors after its rent jumped 60 per cent from £525,000 to £850,000 [...]

  • Neil Woodford-backed challenger Atom gets thumbs-up from regulators

    June 24, 2015

    A mobile-based bank backed by City superstar investor Neil Woodford and launched by a founder of Metro Bank has been granted a banking licence, it said this morning. Durham-based Atom, launched by former Metro Bank chairman and First Direct chief executive Mark Mullen, will launch as a mobile app at first, with a desktop version [...]

  • Toyota headquarters raided by police following executive’s arrest

    June 24, 2015

    Toyota's headquarters in Tokyo have been raided by police, although it is unclear what they were looking for.   Read more: Toyota recalling 190,000 cars as more Takata airbags fail   A source told Reuters the search was related to last week's arrest of the company's new communications officer Julie Hamp, who allegedly brought a controlled [...]

  • SuperGroup confirms Wharton as chief financial officer after previous finance head was made bankrupt

    June 24, 2015

    SuperGroup, the parent company of young fashion label SuperDry, has upgraded its interim chief financial officer Nick Wharton to a permanent role.    Wharton, who now joins the board had been acting in the role since 25th February, when he joined from Dunelm where he was chief executive.    He had been parachuted in after [...]

  • New FCA and PRA bonus clawback rules: The UK now has the toughest bank pay rules in the world

    June 23, 2015

    New rules to claw back bankers’ bonuses for up to 10 years threaten to undermine London’s appeal to international financiers, consultants warned yesterday, in the latest salvo against big banks from UK regulators.    Read more: Bank bonus clawback extended to 10 years by UK regulators   The clawback rules comes amid growing tensions between [...]

  • Motif Bio raises £22m as it tries to speed the progress of new drug

    June 23, 2015

    Just two months after first listing, Motif Bio reached another milestone yesterday as it announced a £22m capital injection, raised through the placing of 44m new shares. The Aim-listed biopharmaceutical company also revealed it had appointed Zeus Capital as its nominated adviser and joint broker, with immediate effect. Motif Bio, which floated on the junior [...]

  • Proteome share price dips after placing to increase funds

    June 23, 2015

    Aim-listed Proteome Sciences has raised £2.5m through the placing of over 13.8m shares at a price of 18p each, the firm announced yesterday. The company said it will use the funds from the placing to increase capacity and shorten lead times to ensure the group can “continue to meet the significant increase in demand for [...]

  • FTSE 100 riding high as Greek deal fuels Eurozone – London Report

    June 23, 2015

    Britain’s top share index edged higher yesterday, lagging a Greece-fuelled rally in Eurozone shares as weak results from outsourcing company Bunzl dragged on gains. There was also little cheer from the Confederation of British Industry’s (CBI) monthly industrial trends survey, which showed British factory orders grew this month at their weakest pace in almost two [...]

  • Nasdaq hits a fresh peak and US dollar rises – New York Report

    June 23, 2015

    US stocks ended with slight gains yesterday, with the Nasdaq eking out another record close while investors continued to await clarity on whether Greece could reach a deal to prevent defaulting on its loans. The day’s action was quiet, with trading volume below average. While energy shares rose alongside a jump in the price of [...]

  • Netflix share price jumps two per cent after share split approved by board

    June 23, 2015

    Netflix’s shares have risen two per cent in after-hour trading after its board approved a stock split. The split will take the form of a a stock dividend, giving an extra six shares of common stock for each single outstanding common stock share. Netflix said it would begin trading at the post-split price on 15 [...]

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