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  • NYSE-listed Johnson Controls buys Ireland’s Tyco International in £22bn tax inversion deal

    January 25, 2016

    JOHNSON Controls today agreed to acquire Tyco International, creating a merged entity with revenues of more than $32bn (£22.4bn) that will be based in the low-tax haven Ireland. New York Stock Exchange-listed Johnson Controls is an American company that makes heating systems, car batteries and energy-efficiency measures for buildings, while Tyco produces fire protection and [...]

  • UK factories suffer drop in domestic and foreign orders

    January 25, 2016

    UK factories have started the year in bad shape, suffering weak sales growth at home and abroad, new survey figures reveal today. The Confederation of British Industry's (CB) headline total order books balance dropped to a score of minus 15 in January from minus seven in December. The export order balance dropped to minus 22 from minus [...]

  • Deutsche Bank could cut bonuses by as much as 30 per cent

    January 25, 2016

    Deutsche Bank is expected to cut staff bonuses for the outgoing financial year, as the lender is braced to post a record loss with write-downs, litigation charges, restructuring costs and a tough trading environment all conspiring to hurt its bottom line.  Reuters is reporting that the bank's employees have already been told their bonuses will [...]

  • How Philip Morris International is trying to make smoking less risky for its customers

    January 25, 2016

    Philip Morris International, the tobacco giant behind Marlboro, is smoking out new ways to make money in a rapidly changing marketplace. The firm has poured $2bn (£1.4bn) into research and development since 2008 and its latest wheeze is developing safer cigarettes that still taste like the real thing. This isn’t for purely altruistic reasons. Smokers [...]

  • McDonald’s fills up on all day breakfast as fourth quarter sales rise

    January 25, 2016

    McDonald’s has served up a five per cent jump in global like-for-like sales in the fourth quarter as efforts to turnaround its ailing US business showed signs of paying off.  The fast food giant, which promoted former UK boss Steve Easterbrook to the top spot a year ago, said US  fourth quarter comparable sales increased by 5.7 per cent, thanks in [...]

  • Oil begins to slide again as HSBC cuts oil price forecasts

    January 25, 2016

    So much for that oil rally. Brent crude slid back down to $31.36 in early afternoon trading – just as HSBC cut its oil price forecast fot he rest of the year. The fall in Brent crude came after oil cartel Opec, which produces 42 per cent of the world's oil, called for all oil-producing [...]

  • High street retailers steal share of physical entertainment market from Amazon

    January 25, 2016

    Sales of physical DVDs, CDs and video games may be dropping but bricks and mortar stores are still holding their own after taking market share from the likes of Amazon in the quarter. According to Kantar Worldpanel figures, high street retailers took 68 per cent of spend on physical entertainment in the 12 weeks to 20 [...]

  • UK oil and gas jobs to be slashed as North Sea suffers – but the sector is warning about a short-term approach

    January 25, 2016

    Confusing news from the UK's oil and gas sector, after a report suggested the number of jobs in the industry will plummet this year – but the industry is still worried about a skills shortage… The report, by certification body DNV GL, suggested 58 per cent of UK respondents working in the sector expected jobs to be [...]

  • The total value of all the property in the world is $217 trillion – 2.7 times the world’s GDP

    January 25, 2016

    Add up all the property in the entire world, and you get $217 trillion (£152.2 trillion) of assets, a new report has suggested – that's 2.7 times the world's GDP.  "To give this figure context, the total value of all the gold ever mined is approximately $6 trillion, which pales in comparison to the total value of [...]

  • UK house prices: This is how luxury property owners are selling their homes quicker

    January 25, 2016

    Making a fresh batch of coffee and croissants isn't enough to convince people to part with their cash for your property anymore – at least not if you're in the top end of the market.  As the super-prime market starts to cool, luxury home-owners are increasingly looking to "home styling" in order to secure the asking [...]

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