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  • Ryanair share price up after approving IAG’s offer for Aer Lingus stake

    July 10, 2015

    Ryanair’s board has voted unanimously to sell its 29.8 per cent stake in Aer Lingus to International Airlines Group (IAG), the parent company of British Airways. Despite attempts by the low-fare airline to keep hold of its stake in its Irish rival, it was ordered to sell it by competition regulators in 2012. After months of [...]

  • InterContinental Hotels share price jumps after selling off InterContinental Hong Kong for $938m

    July 10, 2015

    Shareholders’ hopes will be raised after InterContinental Hotels Group said it had sold the InterContinental Hong Kong, one of its flagship hotels. The hotelier announced the sale of the five star hotel to Supreme Key, a consortium of investors, early this morning. The deal is a continuation of IHG’s sell-off strategy, under which the chain [...]

  • After US launch Primark heads for Italy; opening first stores in Milan next year

    July 10, 2015

    Primark is so inspired by its "Primarni" nickname, it's entering the Italian market ahead of schedule, it said today. The fashion brand will open the first of up to three Italian stores in Milan next summer, according to owner Associated British Foods. Shares in the group rose, following a trading update reporting a “modest decline” [...]

  • Rationale of bank surcharge under fire as IFS think tank blasts George Osborne’s 2015 July Budget

    July 9, 2015

    A leading think tank has criticised the volatility of the UK’s bank levy and the thinking behind a new bank surcharge as part of a wider assault on what it described as a “deeply disappointing” Budget.   There would have been 13 different bank levy rates in 10 years by 2020 under Wednesday’s Budget plans, [...]

  • George Osborne’s productivity plan: Tories promise housebuilding boom to lift economy

    July 9, 2015

    Chancellor George Osborne will today put housebuilding at the centre of his plans to reverse Britain’s poor rates of productivity. Alongside business secretary Sajid Javid, Osborne will argue that “sweeping new changes to planning laws” can boost productivity by allowing people to live – and businesses to be located – in more efficient areas. The [...]

  • City plays down living wage cost fears but hospitality industry could struggle

    July 9, 2015

    Analysts predicted yesterday that UK retailers would largely dodge the effects of the new national living wage but warned the leisure and hospitality industry would face tough times.   In a surprise move on Wednesday George Osborne announced a new minimum wage of £7.20 per hour from April next year for workers over the age of [...]

  • Coty lands sweet smelling $12bn Procter & Gamble beauty deal

    July 9, 2015

    In a transaction valued at $12.5bn (£8.1bn), multinational consumer goods company Procter & Gamble (P&G) has agreed to sell 43 of its brands to global beauty products manufacturer Coty. The various brands acquired by Coty include Max Factor, Hugo Boss and Lacoste, and all compete in the hair care, retail cosmetics and fine fragrance sectors. [...]

  • China tries to calm stock market chaos: As panic grips markets, authorities have unleashed a range of weapons

    July 9, 2015

    China's stock markets are in the midst of a crash, and with panic spreading, authorities have stepped in with drastic measures to prevent a looming disaster.   Over the last 12 months the Shanghai Composite soared 180 per cent in a spectacular bull run which came to an abrupt end mid June. Since then, the [...]

  • BT calls for Ofcom inquiry into Sky

    July 9, 2015

    BT has called on industry watchdog Ofcom to expand its Digital Communications Review to tackle Sky's dominance of the pay-television sector. “Sky has benefited from a situation where there’s been very little or weak regulation,” John Petter, chief executive of BT’s consumer division, said in a speech to the Broadcasting Press Guild in London. "Sky [...]

  • Fashion chain Reiss is exploring a share sale

    July 9, 2015

    Family owned high street fashion chain Reiss, a favourite of the Duchess of Cambridge, is reportedly exploring a share sale which could value the company at as much as £325m. The company's founder David Reiss is exploring bringing in outside investors for the first time since the company was founded in 1971. According to a report by Sky [...]

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