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  • Eagle Eye wins contract with Canadian supermarket giant Loblaw

    February 3, 2016

    Eagle Eye Solutions, an Aim-listed retail and hospitality voucher firm backed by Sir Terry Leahy, has won a significant contract with Canadian supermarket chain Loblaw to assist it with its digital promotions. Eagle Eye, whose clients also include Sainsbury's and Asda, said that Loblaw represented its first major international client and would contribute material revenue over [...]

  • Singapore’s Ho Bee Land puts Southwark’s Rose Court up for sale for £100m

    February 3, 2016

    Singaporean investor Ho Bee Land has put a government office building on the south bank up for sale with a price tag of £98m. The company has hired agents at Savills to sell Rose Court, three years after buying the building for around £67m from Scottish Widows Investment Partnership. The site, next to Southwark Bridge, [...]

  • British Airways relaunches flights to Iran between London Heathrow and Tehran for first time since 2012

    February 3, 2016

    British Airways will restart flights from London to Iran this summer after a four-year break. The airline will run six services a week from Heathrow Terminal Five to the Iranian capital Tehran, starting on 14 July. Daily flights will start on 30 October. BA first flew between London and Tehran in 1946 but services stopped in [...]

  • Lloyds Banking Group is axing 1,755 more jobs and closing 29 branches of Lloyds, Bank of Scotland and Halifax

    February 3, 2016

    More than a thousand jobs will go at Lloyds and 29 branches will close in its latest round of cuts designed to reduce its workforce by 10 per cent by 2017. The axe will fall on staff at Lloyds' retail businesses as well as commercial banking, consumer finance and legal departments. Around 1,000 jobs went at the end [...]

  • Zurich Insurance Group share price down as insurance company’s risk chief reveals in an interview that it may narrow down some of its business after being knocked back by claims

    February 3, 2016

    A member of Zurich Insurance Group's management has stated that the insurer is looking to slim its business after taking on more claims than expected last year. In an interview with Bloomberg, which was published this morning, Cecilia Reyes, Zurich's risk chief, said:  "We were surprised, obviously, by the poor underwriting results in the general insurance [...]

  • Why Matchesfashion.com’s chief executive Ulric Jerome is on the way to world fashion domination

    February 3, 2016

    Matchesfashion.com’s French-born chief executive Ulric Jerome has grown up surrounded by fashion since the time his designer label of choice was Pampers. His father ran a family business in haute couture while his mother used to work at fashion bible Vogue. But when the founders of the luxury retailer Matchesfashion.com, Tom and Ruth Chapman, approached [...]

  • Clydesdale Bank share price trades above opening offer as conditional trading starts on IPO after 24-hour delay

    February 3, 2016

    Clydesdale Bank’s shares were trading just above their offer price as its IPO got underway after a 24-hour delay. The bank's shares were worth 183.5p at 9:43am in early conditional trading in London, slightly above the 180p opening value. National Australia Bank (NAB), which sold off the Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank Group (CYBG), priced shares at 180p per [...]

  • RSM now sixth biggest accountancy network in the world, narrowly overtaking Grant Thornton, with six per cent fee income growth for year ended December 2015

    February 3, 2016

    RSM has today announced it achieved six per cent growth for fee income in the year to December 2015, meaning the accountancy network has narrowly overtaken Grant Thornton to become the sixth biggest worldwide. The firm, which was previously in seventh place in the global rankings and currently has over 750 offices across 120 countries, [...]

  • Severn Trent says it’s still on target for its full year results, increases expected payout from Ofwat

    February 3, 2016

    Water utility firm Severn Trent has increased its guidance for the net reward from outcome delivery incentives for the financial year to £15m. It had previously expected just £10m.  The company gets a pay-out from the industry regulator Ofwat if it over delivers on its performance targets. The regulator ensures water companies pass on savings to consumers and offers [...]

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