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  • Quindell buyer Slater and Gordon’s UK chief executive steps down

    February 5, 2016

    The UK chief executive of the law firm which bought the professional services of arm of embattled Quindell last year has stepped down. Neil Kinsella was the first chief executive of Slater and Gordon from 2012 to 2013, after it took over Russell Jones and Walker (RJW), before becoming its interim head of general law. He was [...]

  • LinkedIn shares are in freefall after issuing downbeat financial forecast

    February 5, 2016

    LinkedIn shares are plummeting, down 37 per cent as markets opened in the US. The falling share prices comes after LinkedIn issued a downbeat financial forecast for 2016. The social media giant said it forecast earnings of $0.55 per share, well below analysts' expectations of $0.74 per share.  Read more: Which tech giant makes $1,409 profit [...]

  • Imperial Tobacco is rebranding to Imperial Brands

    February 5, 2016

    Imperial Tobacco is rebranding. In a surprise move, the FTSE-listed tobacco giant best known for its Davidoff and Gauloises brands has moved to distance itself from tobacco. From now on, its opting instead for the more mysterious name Imperial Brands. Imperial’s new name, approved by shareholders at the AGM on Wednesday, will come into effect [...]

  • CMC Markets’ share price falls during first morning of public trading, after IPO valued firm at £691m

    February 5, 2016

    CMC Markets' share price fell during its first morning of trading on the London Stock Exchange, despite having already listed at the lower end of its price range.  The spreadbetter priced its shares as 240p, giving the firm a valuation of £691m, for its debut on the main market today – lower than the £730m originally expected.  [...]

  • Anglo American and Glencore share price: Mining stocks are surging again

    February 5, 2016

    Shares in some of the biggest London-listed miners reversed earlier falls to rally for a second day in a row this morning. They finished at the top of the FTSE yesterday due to the tumbling US dollar, which sent gold to a fresh three-month high and helped copper to its highest level in a month. Anglo American shares [...]

  • FTSE 100 index opens ahead of US jobs data as miners’ share prices continue to rise

    February 5, 2016

    The FTSE 100 index opened higher this morning ahead of the publication of US jobs data, which investors will be eyeing for signs of when the Federal Reserve will next raise interest rates. The UK's blue-chip index was 0.52 per cent up at 5,931 points in mid-morning trading, as miners recouped losses made when the market [...]

  • Steel crisis: World’s largest steelmaker ArcelorMittal taps investors for $3bn

    February 5, 2016

    The world's largest steelmaker has been forced to ask its investors for a $3bn (£2bn), as it suffers from the Chinese industry's overcapacity which is blames for driving down steel prices. ArcelorMittal, which is based in Luxembourg, reported core profit dropped 32 per cent last year to $5.2bn and warned the result this year would only be "in excess [...]

  • Amazon to launch physical bookstore? Why the etailer has done a 180 on bricks and clicks

    February 5, 2016

    With the news that Amazon is set to open 400 book stores in the US, some could say it’s taking the ‘old fashioned’ route to retail that it had originally disrupted. What are the drivers? One word: leisure. While convenience has become a modern shopping fixation – with brands feeding it constantly, creating new and smarter [...]

  • Three-O2 deal: Virgin Media urges Europe to allow £10.5bn merger as Vodafone blasts Hutchison’s price freeze pledge

    February 5, 2016

    Virgin Media has come out in support of the proposed £10.5bn deal between Three and O2, even as rival Vodafone blasts it as “re-monopolisation” of the telco market. Virgin is calling on the EU’s competition watchdog to approve the deal, following pledges made yesterday to open up the combined network to other players. A deal [...]

  • Just Eat takes a bite out of businesses in Italy, Spain, Mexico and Brazil

    February 5, 2016

    Just Eat has taken a bite out of online takeaway rivals in Spain, Italy, Brazil and Mexico.  The four businesses – La Nevera Roja in Spain, PizzaBo/HelloFood in Italy, Hello Food Brazil and Hello Food Mexico – cost the UK-listed firm €125m (£94.7m), which will be funded from cash resources, and gives Just Eat huge reach as it [...]

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