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  • Microsoft Surface Pro 4: Tech giant unveils new smartphones, tablets and fitness tracker

    October 6, 2015

    Microsoft today unveiled a range of new products heralding what has been described by the company as its “next chapter”. This included a new line of Lumia smartphones, a new surface pro tablet as well as an updated version of its fitness tracker, Microsoft Band, which will run on its latest operating system Windows 10. [...]

  • Strong economy drives new car registrations to a record September

    October 6, 2015

    In a sign of rude UK economic health, the number of new cars rolling out onto the country’s roads had its best ever September. Last month 462,517 new cars were registered, a climb of 8.6 per cent year-on-year, according to the figures released by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) this morning. Strong [...]

  • Tesco share price closes up ahead of first half results on Wednesday

    October 6, 2015

    Shares in troubled supermarket Tesco closed up three per cent to 192.10p per share this afternoon, ahead of its full-year results which are due out tomorrow morning. Tesco's shares inched up at the open, and added about one per cent over the course of the morning, and continued to make gains throughout the afternoon. Shares [...]

  • World’s most-used payment currencies: China’s renminbi knocks Japan’s yen off fourth place behind the US dollar, the euro and sterling

    October 6, 2015

    China's renminbi became the fourth most-used world payment currency in August, overtaking Japan's yen, meaning it's behind only the US dollar, the euro and the sterling. "Important to note is the volatility in the Chinese market and the devaluations of the renminbi, which took place in August 2015. These facts likely played a significant role in its [...]

  • S&P takes rating actions on 14 oil companies – and Shell’s Ben van Beurden warns of oil prices “spiking”

    October 6, 2015

    Standard & Poor’s said today it had taken rating actions on 14 European oil and gas companies, after revising its oil price forecast down. Oil producers are braced for a long slump in prices, after the ratings agency recently revised its forecast to predict that prices will stay low through the end of 2016. We [...]

  • Facebook will beam free internet down from space next year

    October 6, 2015

    In its mission to bring internet connectivity to all parts of the world, Facebook is sending a satellite into space next year.   Facebook is currently building Amos-6 in partnership with French satellite company Eutelsat.   Once it is complete it will be launched into geostationary orbit above Africa, at which point Facebook will work [...]

  • HSBC boss Stuart Gulliver wants bank to play major role in AB InBev’s planned takeover of SABMiller

    October 6, 2015

    HSBC boss Stuart Gulliver is trying to persuade the lender to play a major role in financing a possible takeover of SABMiller by rival US-based brewing giant Anheuser-Busch InBev.   Gulliver met executives from Budweiser maker AB InBev late last week to discuss a potential involve­ment for HSBC, according to a report on Sky News.   [...]

  • BP ordered to pay more than $20bn to settle claims from Gulf of Mexico oil spill

    October 6, 2015

    Oil giant BP has been ordered to shell out more than $20bn (£13.2bn) in fines to resolve nearly all claims from its deadly Gulf of Mexico oil spill five years ago, US attorney general Loretta Lynch said yesterday.   It is the largest corporate settlement of its kind in US history.   The agreement, first [...]

  • City analyst slams Fnac’s bid for Darty and warns firm may have to sweeten deal

    October 6, 2015

    A leading City analyst yesterday spoke out against Fnac’s bid for electronics rival Darty, saying the proposed offer significantly undervalued the company. The French electronics and music retailer made an offer of 101p per share for Darty on Wednesday, in a deal that would value its UK-listed rival at £533m. Fnac said its offer represented [...]

  • Universal Music to move UK headquarters from Kensington to King’s Cross

    October 6, 2015

    Universal Music is moving its UK headquarters to King’s Cross, in a major coup for Argent, the developers behind the regeneration of the 67-acre scheme. The music giant, which is currently based in Kensington, confirmed it has signed a long-term lease for the entire office space at Four Pancras Square, a ten-storey building totalling around [...]

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