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  • Exclusive: Aberdeen Standard backs controversial £1bn bid for Crossrail fleet

    December 17, 2018

    Aberdeen Standard Investments (ASI) is backing a controversial £971m bid to acquire a fleet of 70 Elizabeth Line trains from Transport for London (TfL), City PM can reveal. The asset management giant is stumping up £147m in equity investment to Rock Rail, a rolling stock infrastructure company that finances new trains, with funding proposed from [...]

  • The age of the electric car? Not before we talk about metals

    December 17, 2018

    SINCE exuberance for electric vehicles (EVs) started to gain traction in recent years, there has been no shortage of bullish forecasts predicting that the end of the internal combustion engine is nigh. In other words, cars as we know them are on their way out. Governments are setting ever more aggressive targets on reducing – [...]

  • Early cost estimates for HS2 were wildly inaccurate says former insider

    December 17, 2018

    A former insider at rail project HS2 has said that the early land and property cost estimate considered by MPs was “enormously wrong”. HS2’s chairman Sir Terry Morgan resigned from the project this month after cost overruns at another project he chaired, Crossrail. However, Morgan hinted that HS2 could face similar problems. Now former head [...]

  • Aston Martin remains in short sellers’ sights despite Soros cash-out, as stock continues to fall

    December 16, 2018

    Aston Martin's struggling stock continues to be targeted by short sellers, with London-based Adelphi Capital raising its bet against the carmaker to £15m last week. The manufacturer behind James Bond’s vehicle of choice would have wished to slip under the radar of hedge funds after its shares crashed from an initial £19 in October to £11.49 [...]

  • Jaguar Land Rover prepares to axe up to 5,000 jobs in January

    December 16, 2018

    Jaguar Land Rover is expected to cut up to 5000 jobs next year as part of its £2.5bn turnaround plan. The car manufacturer, which posted a £90m loss in the third quarter, has been hit by a lessening demand for diesel cars and costs associated with Brexit. Read more: Losses deepen as JLR embarks on [...]

  • Tube driver salaries break £100,000 barrier despite train automation

    December 16, 2018

    Some London Tube drivers are now earning more than £100,000 a year, despite new technology that makes their jobs easier. Figures obtained by the Sunday Times reveal the highest-paid driver earned £103,374 in the year to November, a 69 per cent rise since 2012. The surge in pay comes despite five of the network’s 11 lines [...]

  • Downing Street denies reports of preparing no-deal Brexit holiday warnings

    December 16, 2018

    Downing Street has denied reports that the government is to suggest families do not book holidays after 29 March amid preparations for a no-deal Brexit. The Sunday Times reported that the government was supposed to discuss the contingency plans at last week's cancelled cabinet meeting after May received a vote of no confidence in her [...]

  • Boeing opens first 737 completion plant in China amid US trade war

    December 15, 2018

    Boeing has opened a plant in China for the completion of its 737 for the first time on Saturday.  It is an investment aimed at building a sales-lead over rivals Airbus, but Boeing has admitted concern over the US trade war with China. Boeing delivered the first of its 737s completed at Zhoushan, 180 miles southeast [...]

  • Time Out Market to open in former Eurostar terminal in London Waterloo station

    December 14, 2018

    Time Out Group has revealed plans to open a new market in London's Waterloo station. Time Out Market London will have restaurants, bars and “cultural experiences” hand picked by the British media company from across the capital. Occupying 32,500 square feet over two floors in the former Eurostar terminal, the market is expected to open in 2021. It [...]

  • Balfour Beatty set to grow revenues against backdrop of struggling construction rivals

    December 14, 2018

    Balfour Beatty is on course to beat expectations after selling off more of its infrastructure investment stakes in December, the engineering firm said today. The engineering firm expects to net about £65m in profit from the disposals over the full year, which come under its Build to Last transformation programme that will also see it sell [...]

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