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  • How the wind-up of the Woodford fund will hit investors

    October 16, 2019

    If the Neil Woodford scandal has been a slow-motion car crash, this must be the part where it finally hits the wall. Last night, it was announced that Woodford Investment Management will close. This followed news earlier in the day that the firm’s flagship Woodford fund would be wound up, putting an end to months [...]

  • Energy firm Eon to slash hundreds of UK jobs

    October 15, 2019

    German energy firm Eon has said it will cut between 500 and 600 jobs in the UK as it battles with fierce competition and the impact of the energy price cap. Read more: Eon struggles against energy price cap but ploughs on with landmark German deal The company, which has roughly 9,000 employees in the [...]

  • Sterling surges against dollar and euro amid renewed hope of Brexit breakthrough

    October 15, 2019

    Sterling has jumped to its highest levels since the summer amid rising optimism about a potential breakthrough in Brexit negotiations. The pound was trading up more than three per cent at $1.277 this afternoon, while it rose against the euro to buy €1.157. Read more: Disruptive no-deal scenario could weaken the UK equity market and [...]

  • Animation firm DNEG eyes £150m London listing

    October 15, 2019

    Digital effects and animation company DNEG said today it was considering a London float to raise £150m. The London-based firm said it was weighing a main market listing with plans to sell £150m-worth of new shares and an offer of existing shares to be sold by current shareholders. DNEG has worked on films such as [...]

  • No-deal Brexit: The potential winners and losers

    October 15, 2019

    As you read this, Brexit negotiators are working around the clock to come to an agreement that will enable the UK to leave the EU in an orderly way by the Halloween deadline. Both sides have said they are committed to working out a deal, but with time so short, nothing is certain. If they [...]

  • Global markets underwhelmed by US-China trade truce

    October 14, 2019

    Global markets remained flat today as initial optimism about a US-China trade deal faded amid concerns about how quickly an agreement could be sealed. Read more: European stock markets fall on China data and Brexit US President Donald Trump last week said he had secured a limited trade deal with China, which will see the [...]

  • Softbank seeks control of Wework via financing package

    October 14, 2019

    Softbank is reportedly preparing a financing package for Wework that would give it control over the cash-strapped shared office space company. The package would significantly increase the stake of Softbank, which already owns around a third of Wework, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters. This would further dilute the influence of Wework co-founder [...]

  • Are big tobacco’s dreams going up in smoke?

    October 14, 2019  |  City Talk

    Vaping was meant to be the saviour of both Big Tobacco firms and those that are addicted to its products, providing a safer alternative for smokers and some much-needed growth for an industry in decline. But, following 12 deaths and over 800 cases of damaged lungs being linked to e-cigarettes in the US, the future [...]

  • European stock markets fall on China data and Brexit

    October 14, 2019

    European stock markets opened lower on Monday after data showed Chinese imports and exports falling and new doubts emerged over a Brexit deal. Germany’s Dax index led Europe downwards, falling 0.6 per cent by 9.30am UK time, while the pan-European Euronext 100 had fallen 0.7 per cent. Britain’s FTSE 100 was 0.4 per cent lower, [...]

  • Oil prices fall amid uncertainty over US China trade deal

    October 14, 2019

    Oil prices fell this morning amid uncertainty over the first phase of a trade deal between the US and China. Markets were lifted two per cent by optimism over a thaw in the frosty relations by the end of last week, but Brent Crude was down 1.11 per cent this morning, valued at $59.84 per [...]

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