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  • Gender equality is still a generation, or 17 years, away, as women under 35 are most pessimistic about the time needed for change

    January 12, 2016

    Global leaders think that gender equality in the workplace is at least a generation, or an average of 17 years, away. According to a report out today by Right Management, which is part of the ManpowerGroup, millennial women are the most pessimistic about the rate of change, believing that it will take 22 years for [...]

  • Brighton and Bristol and Edinburgh top the list as 2015 rents surge in almost every UK region

    January 12, 2016

    Strong housing demand boosted rental prices in almost every region of the country last year, new research shows, despite a slowdown over the last three months. Brighton and Bristol recorded the highest increase in rents last year, up 18 per cent respectively, while rents in both Edinburgh and Newcastle rose by 16 per cent. London [...]

  • UK retail sales: Christmas brings little cheer to retailers

    January 12, 2016

    Christmas brought little cheer to UK retailers in December as hopes of a boost to sales from higher consumer confidence fell flat. The British Retail Consortium (BRC) and KPMG’s latest monthly index shows like-for-like retail sales rose by 0.1 per cent from December 2014, when they had decreased 0.4 per cent. Total sales were up one [...]

  • Standard Life Investments to vote both ways on Shell takeover of BG

    January 11, 2016

    A top City investor is voting in favour of Royal Dutch Shell’s £36bn takeover of BG group, despite publicly criticising the deal for months. Standard life investments will use its 1.3 per cent stake in BG to support the takeover at a shareholder meeting at the end of this month. The move, first reported by Sky [...]

  • Don’t panic yet on stock market swings, say economists

    January 11, 2016

    The sharp falls in global stock markets since the beginning of the year are unlikely to usher in a new period of economic turmoil, economists have said. London’s FTSE 100 has lost 3.6 per cent this year while the Vix, known as an investors’ fear index, hit 27 at the end of last week, the highest since [...]

  • CMC Markets to decide on stock market float

    January 11, 2016

    CMC Markets, the spread-betting company founded by Canada financier Peter Cruddas, will decide whether to float on the stock exchange this week. The float would make millions of pounds for Hackney-born Cruddas, who founded the company with £10,000 in 1989 and now owns 90 per cent of it. The company is likely to [...]

  • Shell and BG shareholders defend £36bn deal after Standard Life says it will vote against the move

    January 11, 2016

    Royal Dutch Shell and its supporters have insisted the £36bn acquisition of BG Group will go through after a major shareholder said he would vote against the tie-up. Standard Life Investments' head of equities David Cumming told the BBC he would be voting against the deal on 27 January, calling the acquisition "destructive" for Shell shareholders. [...]

  • UK mobile network operators EE and O2 are suffering technical difficulties

    January 11, 2016

    Phone network giants EE  and O2 are suffering technical issues, with customers across the UK unable to make calls. EE, the largest mobile network operator in the UK, is dealing with a barrage of complaints on twitter. "We’re aware customers from EE and other networks are having issues calling landlines. We’re looking into why and we’ll keep you [...]

  • Twitter share price drops to all-time low

    January 11, 2016

    Twitter's share price has fallen to a new all-time low today. The stock is currently worth $19.47, down 2.55 per cent on Friday's closing price. It has lost 14 per cent of its value since the start of the year and is down nearly 50 per cent over the past 12 months. Shares in the social media [...]

  • The City remembers David Bowie’s bonds

    January 11, 2016

    City folk were as stunned as all Londoners by the death of David Bowie, announced yesterday. The iconic musician will stay cemented in history for his exceptionally inventive work that spanned six decades. Bowie’s innovation was evident both in and outside the studio – and even in the world of finance. The Brixton-born legend turned [...]

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