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  • Tesco’s share price rises as it agrees to sell Korean arm Homeplus to consortium of investors led by MBK for £4.2bn

    September 7, 2015

    Tesco's share price opened up this morning after revealing it has agreed to sell its South Korean arm Homeplus for £4.2bn to a consortium of investors, led by MBK Partners, the beleaugered supermarket has confirmed.    The consortium also includes the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, the Public Sector Pension Investment Board and Temasek.   [...]

  • German industrial production rises 0.7 per cent in July, underperforming expectations

    September 7, 2015

    Germany’s industrial production rose 0.7 per cent month-on-month in July, a slower rate than expected, according to data from Deutsche Bundesbank. Economists had expected a rise of 1.1 per cent, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Read more: Non-EU markets boost German export surplus as euro weakens However, in an optimistic signal, industrial production was [...]

  • Tesco: What assets has it sold and what’s left at the checkout after £4bn South Korea Homeplus sale?

    September 7, 2015

    Tesco has bagged up another asset, adding a nice £4.2bn to its coffers from the sale of its South Korean Homeplus business to a consortium of investors, it was revealed today. It's a major milestone in the supermarket's efforts at fixing its balance sheet – here's how it's progressing so far. Bagged up South Korea [...]

  • North Sea oil industry has lost 5,500 jobs since late 2014, says regulator

    September 7, 2015

    The North Sea oil and gas industry has cut 5,500 jobs since late last year, according to the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA), the UK's oil and gas regulator. In a report published this morning, the OGA said plummeting oil prices had created an even more challenging economic environment for the North Sea's oil and [...]

  • Glencore’s share price soars 10.2 per cent as it reveals billion-dollar debt reduction plan and rights issue

    September 7, 2015

    Fresh from taking a battering as a result of China, which has resulted in S&P downgrading its credit rating, commodities trader Glencore is tapping shareholders for a further $2.5bn (£1.64bn) rights issue.    The business, which floated in May 2011, said it was seeking the money as part of a plan to reduce net debt [...]

  • Even Primark can’t save Associated British Foods from a drop in profits this year, as sugar and currency woes hit the business hard

    September 7, 2015

    Associated British Foods (ABF) has confirmed its adjusted operating profit will decline for the full year as its has failed to offset challenges in its sugar division and currency headwinds.    Operating profit at constant currency will be ahead of last year for grocery, agriculture, ingredients and retail, ABF said this morning. The firm's share [...]

  • Executive pay: FTSE 100 bosses miss out on bonus boost

    September 6, 2015

    More than a third of FTSE 100 chief executives missed out on pay rises this year, according to a PwC report out today.   This is up from a quarter of bosses whose pay did not get a lift in 2014. Of those who received a boost, the average increase was three per cent, taking [...]

  • City PM’s 10th Anniversary: Celebrating 10 years of events that shaped a decade

    September 6, 2015

    A crunch, a crash, a coalition… When City PM hit the streets in 2005 no one could have predicted what was in store for the Square Mile and the broader UK – and global – economy. Here we revisit a selection of the moments that defined the last 10 years, and remember how they were [...]

  • Small firms less upbeat as skills gap gets wider

    September 6, 2015

    The supply of skilled workers available for London firms to hire is plunging at its fastest rate for 18 years. The skills shortage adds to the headache of small businesses, which have had a worrisome summer after the introduction of a national living wage and higher dividend taxes. The Recruitment and Employment Confederation’s (REC) barometer [...]

  • UK housing supply shortage makes Britain a hotspot for residential property investors

    September 6, 2015

    Britain’s housing shortage combined with the country’s strong economic growth has made it the fourth best place in the world if you are looking to park cash in residential property.   The UK housing market, which has seen prices climb by 20 per cent over the past five years, was ranked behind only the US, [...]

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