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  • Arthur J Gallagher reports jump in revenue driven by brokerage and risk management performances

    February 2, 2016

    US insurance broker Arthur J Gallagher has posted 10 per cent growth in revenue for the final quarter of 2015, up to $1.03bn (£715bn) from $938.4m in the same period of 2014. For the full year, revenue was up 17 per cent, from $3.5bn to $4.1bn. The Illinois-based company, which has its UK headquarters in [...]

  • Yahoo announces job cuts and “aggressive strategic plan”

    February 2, 2016

    Yahoo today announced plans to axe 15 per cent of its workforce, roughly 1,600 jobs, as part of an "aggressive strategic plan" to help transform the company. The job cuts will reduce its employees to about 9,000 by the end of 2016. The announcement of the cuts came as Yahoo reported a $4.3bn (£3bn) loss [...]

  • Match Group shares fall as profits plunge and revenue per user drops

    February 2, 2016

    Shares in Tinder parent company Match Group have fallen 7.3 per cent in after hours trading, as the firm reported a 26 per cent drop in profit during the final quarter of 2015, from $48.3m (£33.5m) to $35.6m. Total revenue rose by 12 per cent, from $239m in the fourth quarter of 2014 to $267.6m. [...]

  • Recruitment firm Robert Half buoyed by “healthy” US jobs market

    February 2, 2016

    US recruitment firm Robert Half continued to grow in the fourth quarter of 2015, buoyed by the booming US jobs market and a better outlook in its international markets. The firm, which has a UK office in the Shard, said net income rose 11.2 per cent to $93.4m (£64.8m) in the three months ended December 31, from $84m [...]

  • Property market upbeat on lending activity in 2016 despite Brexit fears

    February 2, 2016

    Lenders are predicting an upbeat outlook for the European real estate investment market this year, despite fears of a Brexit and the China market slowdown posing greater uncertainty, new research finds.  Cushman & Wakefield’s latest European lending trends report found that more 90 per cent of the 60 leading European lenders surveyed – who collectively provide over €80bn of [...]

  • HSBC’s Saudi Arabia subsidiary hired senior compliance staff with bogus business degrees

    February 2, 2016

    HSBC Saudia Arabia, a subsidiary of the British bank, hired two senior compliance staff with unaccredited business degrees – meaning they are unqualified to apply for even an entry-level position at the firm. And an investigation by Channel 4 News has revealed that these are just two among dozens of Saudi staff working at international finance [...]

  • Volkswagen emissions scandal: VW sales continue to slide on fallout from the test rigging

    February 2, 2016

    Sales of Volkswagen cars continued to slide in January as the fallout from the emissions rigging scandal deepened. Volkswagen passenger car sales fell 8.8 per cent in Germany in January, while in the US sales slumped 15 per cent compared on last year. Overall car sales in Germany, Europe's largest car market, were up 3.3 per [...]

  • Ride hailing app Uber has changed its logo and branding

    February 2, 2016

    Controversial ride hailing app Uber has completely changed its logo and branding, after its chief executive said the firm's old look started to remind him of a hairstyle that hadn't been in fashion since the 1990s. Travis Kalanick, chief executive and co-founder of Uber, said that the re-design reflects how much Uber has changed since it started as a [...]

  • LVMH bucks bad trend in luxury goods market

    February 2, 2016

    LVMH said today that strength in Europe, the US and Japan helped it buck an unfavourable trend which has seen luxury goods companies suffer as a result of the slowing global economy. The company, which owns fashion houses Dior and Louis Vuitton, said recorded revenue rose by 16 per cent to €35.7bn (£27bn) in 2015. This beat analysts estimates [...]

  • Here’s what analysts think about BP’s latest set of results (they’re not that keen)

    February 2, 2016

    BP's share price closed today at its lowest level since the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, down around seven per cent on the day at 340.70p, after posting worse-than-expected results this morning. The energy giant has recorded a replacement cost loss of $2.23bn in the fourth quarter, up from $969bn. Underlying RC profit for the fourth quarter was [...]

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