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  • Tesco first quarter results and AGM: Three things to expect from Friday’s figures

    June 21, 2015

    Tesco will update the market on its first-quarter figures – the first since reporting its biggest ever loss – while executives will face shareholders at its AGM. Here's what to expect from the supermarket on Friday. 1. The numbers will continue tumbling The supermarket’s first quarter is unlikely to tell a different story from the [...]

  • Lidl “ale assault” will rival supermarket beer offers in latest price war after “claret offensive” success

    June 21, 2015

    Lidl's is embarking on an "ale assault" with a new beer range to rival the big four supermarkets after the success of last year's "claret offensive". The discounter has now switched its attention from wine to beer, and will launch more than 60 new brews onto its shelves from Monday, many priced more cheaply than [...]

  • Liberty concession fined for selling big cat claw jewellery

    June 19, 2015

    A concession at luxury department store Liberty has been fined for selling jewellery made from big cat claws.    Annina Vogel was today ordered to pay £2,000 in fines, after having plead guilty to selling the illegal items. The company was also ordered to pay £85 costs and a victim’s surcharge of £120.   Police [...]

  • Regent Street is home to more global retailers than homegrown, a new report claims

    June 19, 2015

    There are more international retailers on Regent Street than homegrown names for the first time in the iconic road's 192-year history, a new report has found.    Regent Street is now home to more than 50 international brands – a quarter of which are from the US – thanks to a flurry of openings in [...]

  • Card Factory share price falls eight per cent after bosses sell shares

    June 19, 2015

    Shares in discount greetings chain Card Factory slumped eight per cent to 329p per share this morning, after bosses sold shares amounting to 4.3 per cent of the company. The Wakefield-based retailer said senior management had sold off 14.8m shares at 330p per share, making the total placing worth £48.84m. Its chief exec Richard Hayes sold £9.6m worth [...]

  • London Stock Exchange Group appoints Royal Mail’s Donald Brydon to replace Chris Gibson-Smith as its new chairman

    June 19, 2015

    London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG)  has appointed Donald Brydon as its new chairman. Brydon has an impressive CV, having served as chairman of Royal Mail as well as spending 15 years at AXA, where he occupied a number of roles. He will be replaced at Royal Mail by Peter Long, co-chief executive of travel company TUI. Read [...]

  • Neil Woodford: One year after leaving Invesco, star fund manager reviews his stock picks

    June 19, 2015

    It’s not just Aim that is celebrating a birthday. Star fund manager Neil Woodford is celebrating one year since he left Invesco and set up Woodford Investment Management and the Woodford Equity Income fund.   The fund is easily outperforming its sector, up 16.5 per cent for the year, compared with an increase of 7.8 per cent.  [...]

  • Happy birthday Aim: How 20 years of London’s junior market stacks up

    June 19, 2015

    Today is the 20th anniversary of the UK's junior market: despite the fact Aim is currently sitting 24 per cent below its opening price, it has enjoyed some remarkable success stories. The market started with just 10 components at its launch back in 1995; these days, 1,074 companies are listed on Aim. Its value has [...]

  • Aer Lingus sets out terms of €1.4bn IAG offer

    June 19, 2015

    A takeover of Aer Lingus by International Airlines Group (IAG) – the parent company of British Airways – came one step closer this morning, after the Irish airline published the full terms of IAG's offer for the group and called an extraordinary general meeting. The deal has been sparked by Ryanair, which has been told [...]

  • Auto Trader share price rises as profits jump

    June 19, 2015

    Shares in newly-listed Auto Trader opened 2.7 per cent higher at 316.25p as its full-year results since its IPO suggested car buyers are increasingly internet-savvy. The figures Revenues rose eight per cent to £255.9m in the year to the end of March, Auto Trader said this morning, while operating profits jumped 35 per cent to [...]

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