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  • Guarantor loans are “as damaging” as payday loans, Citizens Advice says

    July 17, 2015

    A charity has warned as Britain's regulators heap pressure onto payday lenders, problems linked with this sector are simply shifting to other parts of the market for credit products. Citizens Advice said "guarantor loans", which allow borrowers to use the name of someone else, usually a friend or family member, as security for a loan. [...]

  • Royal Mail’s share price just fell off a cliff as Ofcom revealed the scope of its review

    July 17, 2015

    Royal Mail's share price has dropped this morning as Ofcom revealed the scope of its wide-ranging review of regulation for the business.    Shares, which had been trading slightly up, suddenly fell off a cliff as the watchdog released its “discussion document” settting out its remit for the review. Royal Mail's share price was down [...]

  • Good news for landlords: Rents are rising faster than house prices

    July 17, 2015

    All right, so landlords might have been hit by the Chancellor's new rules on mortgage tax relief – but rents might just help to make up for that, after they rocketed 5.6 per cent in the year to June – the fastest rise since 2009. Read more: Landlord it by Summer Budget proposals? Here's what [...]

  • Surge in Airbnb for business trips as travellers prefer flat rentals to hotels

    July 17, 2015

    Do business travellers prefer Airbnb? The flat rental site has become a popular lodging option for cheap getaways – but now it seems Airbnb is on the rise for business trips as well. Rather than using it to source wacky budget holidays – whether you fancy an Alaskan cabin in the woods or a Mongolian [...]

  • Ex-MPC member Danny Blanchflower says rate rise would harm the UK

    July 17, 2015

    Former Bank of England policymaker Danny Blanchflower has warned that an interest rate rise in the near future would harm the UK. Read more: Carney fuels speculation of 2015 interest rate hike "It may well be that the Fed [US Federal Reserve] is going to put off raising so it seems rather strange that Carney is [...]

  • 888 share price bounces as it agrees to buy Bwin.party for £900m

    July 17, 2015

    888 put it all on red, and has now emerged triumphant, having agreed to buy rival Bwin.party for £898.3m. That values Bwin.party at 104.09p per share, a premium of 16.4 per cent to the closing price on 14 May, the original day the offer was made. Since then, shares have risen as high as 108p [...]

  • IMF’s Christine Lagarde says Greek plan not viable without debt reduction

    July 17, 2015

    IMF chief Christine Lagarde has said that the deal between Greece and its creditors will be "categorically" impossible without some form of debt relief. "The answer is quite categorically not," she said in response to questions on the viability of the €86bn (£59.8bn) three-year aid package on France's Europe1 radio station. Lagarde added any debt [...]

  • Dragon Oil share price falls while Elliott Advisors says Enoc offer undervalues company

    July 17, 2015

    Activist investor Elliott Advisors has become the latest Dragon Oil shareholder to say Emirates National Oil Company's (Enoc) takeover bid "substantially undervalues the company". Enoc, which owns 54 per cent of the Turkmenistan-focused oil producer, offered 750p per share in June. But Dragon Oil's second- and third-largest shareholders, Baillie Gifford and Setanta Asset Management, have said they want [...]

  • British Airways owner International Airlines Group’s takeover of Aer Lingus given clearance for takeoff

    July 17, 2015

    British Airways owner International Airlines Group (IAG) said today it's been given the go-ahead to buy budget Irish airline Aer Lingus, after the company received acceptances from more than half of shareholders.   The news brings IAG, which also owns Iberia and Vueling, a step closer to completing its €1.36bn (£951m) deal to take over [...]

  • Marks & Spencer’s share price tumbles as head of general merchandise John Dixon quits

    July 17, 2015

    Marks & Spencer's head of general merchandise John Dixon has quit the business after three years in the role, prompting the retailer's share price to tumble in early trading.   Dixon "has decided to leave the business to pursue career opportunities outside of the company", the retailer said this morning. He will step down from [...]

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