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  • Gottex dusts itself down after rocky patch to signal fresh start

    July 22, 2015

    Gottex, the hedge fund company headed by investor Arpad “Arki” Busson, benefitted from strong performance in Asian funds last quarter, helping overall assets under management tick up. Busson, who once dated Hollywood star Uma Thurman, took over as executive chairman of last month following a turbulent period for the company, which incurred a loss last year. [...]

  • Make Marston’s a large one as food and drink sales progress

    July 22, 2015

    Brewers and pub group Marston’s yesterday announced it had made “profitable progress” in line with expectations for the 41-week period to 18 July. “In Destination and Premium [brand units], like-for-like sales for the 41-week period were 1.7 per cent ahead of last year, including like-for-like food sales growth of 1.6 per cent and like-for-like wet sales [...]

  • BHP Billiton beats expectations but disappoints with guidance

    July 22, 2015

    Mining giant BHP Billiton smashed through iron ore production guidance in the year ended 30 June, posting output of 233m tonnes against a projected 230m tonnes. Petroleum production climbed by four per cent in the year, up to 256m barrels of oil equivalent, and metallurgical coal output was up 13 per cent to 43m tonnes. [...]

  • Danske ups its full-year forecast but prepares Belfast bank for sale

    July 22, 2015

    Danske Bank said yesterday that it had raised its full-year forecast after high customer activity and improving macroeconomic conditions helped to drive an increase in first-half profits. Denmark’s largest lender reported in its half-yearly statement that net profit had jumped to 9.4bn Danish crowns (£879m), up 36 per cent from the same period in 2014. [...]

  • American Express share price slides as strong dollar weighs heavily on sales

    July 22, 2015

    The figures American Express posted earnings that will put a smile on shareholders’ faces, but the financial services company’s sales fell short of forecasts. Revenue fell even further than expected, down to $8.28bn, against expectations of $8.45bn for the quarter. Earnings per share, however came in at $1.42, easily beating expectations of $1.33. AmEx shares [...]

  • US markets fall, dragged by tech giants Apple, Facebook, Twitter share price sliding

    July 22, 2015

    US markets were weighed down by plunging tech stocks after disappointing results from several giants, with Apple leading the fall after iPhone sales missed forecasts. Wall Street was weighed down by a Silicon Valley that was decidedly glum today, with Dow Jones closing 1 per cent down and Nasdaq 0.5 per cent. After yesterday's earnings [...]

  • Commodities plunge to 13 year-low dragged down by mining shares

    July 22, 2015

    Commodity prices continue to plunge, as falling mining shares dragged a commodity index down to its lowest point since 2002. Bloomberg’s commodity price index, tracking gold, crude oil and other raw materials, has plunged by 40 per cent since 2011. Today the index fell to 95.5 points, its lowest point in 13 years. Mining shares [...]

  • Eurotunnel wants €10m compensation from British and French governments as security costs rise to €13m due to migrant crisis

    July 22, 2015

    The operator of Channel Tunnel, Eurotunnel, wants €9.7m (£6.8m) in compensation from British and French authorities, as it has racked up a €13m security bill due to damage caused by the ongoing migrant crisis. The escalating number of migrants coming from the Mediterranean, looking to enter the UK through Calais, has sent security costs up [...]

  • Apple, Yahoo, Microsoft, IBM and Twitter share prices fall as US markets open

    July 22, 2015

    US technology shares all fell as US markets today, after disappointing results by Apple prompted a mass sell-off overnight. Read more: Apple reckons Watch sales "beat internal forecasts" The iPhone manufacturer led the fallers, with its shares falling five per cent to $124.29, after a 7.3 per cent drop in pre-market trading wiped $66bn off its [...]

  • Supermarket wars: The Co-op Food is going on a hiring spree

    July 22, 2015

    The Co-op is clearly feeling bullish about growth opportunities for its supermarket. Fresh from investing £125m to back its entry in the grocery price war, Co-operative Food has just announced plans to go on a hiring spree.    The supermarket has committed to hiring a further 1,000 frontline staff to work in its convenience stores. [...]

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