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  • Royal Mail share price slides as Ofcom launches “fundamental” review of Royal Mail

    June 16, 2015

    Communications regulator Ofcom today announced plans for a "fundamental" review into Royal Mail's direct delivery service, sparked by the withdrawal of Whistl, Royal Mail's only rival in the sector. Read more: Opinion – Lessons learned as final Royal Mail parcel goes on sale Shares were down 2.5 per cent at 492p as Ofcom said the [...]

  • UK house prices: Crest Nicholson enjoys fruits of high demand as profits rise 52 per cent

    June 16, 2015

    Crest Nicholson’s profit before tax leaped 52 per cent in the six months to the end of April, thanks to an improving market characterised by a sustained demand. Read more: Rents growing across the UK for only the third time on record The figures Residential developer Crest reported profit before tax of £58.3m, a 52 per [...]

  • Warren Buffett splurges $500m on Australian insurer IAG

    June 16, 2015

    Warren Buffett, the legendary investor and second-richest man in the world, is clearly interested in protecting his fortune, after he spent AU$500m (£248m) on the Insurance Australia Group (IAG). Under the deal, Buffett will end up with a 3.7 per cent stake in the company, while IAG will have options to place another five per [...]

  • Markets on red alert as Greeks dig in heels

    June 15, 2015

    Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras insists his government will stand its ground against proposals demanded by creditors, as markets across Europe slide further into the red. City analysts now see a default and Greek exit from the Eurozone as an increasingly likely outcome. “We will patiently wait for the institutions [to] adhere to realism,” Tsipras [...]

  • Frackers rejoice after council warms to shale as Cuadrilla’s Lancashire proposal wins backing

    June 15, 2015

    Frackers yesterday welcomed planning officers’ backing of Cuadrilla’s shale gas proposal at a site in Lancashire, saying it shows that communities are starting to warm to the controversial energy extraction technique.    Lancashire council planning officers recommended that the council should approve Cuadrilla’s fracking application at the Preston New Road site when a decision is [...]

  • Applegreen IPO: City funds help fuel €300m listing of petrol station firm

    June 15, 2015

    Irish petrol station group Applegreen is set to drive off with a €300m (£220m) valuation after winning backing from top City investors for the biggest European float on the junior stock market this year. The firm, which has 152 sites mainly in the UK and Ireland, has secured €70m of backing from investors, including City [...]

  • H&M beats forecasts as currency movements work in its favour

    June 15, 2015

    Swedish fashion retailer H&M posted a bigger-than expected jump in sales in May, helped by weakness of the Swedish crown against other international currencies. H&M has benefitted from a recovering US economy, a stronger online presence and a broader product offering, which includes new brands such as & Other Stories and sales of homeware. Sales [...]

  • Dragon Oil share price soars as board agrees £3.7bn takeover offer

    June 15, 2015

    Dragon Oil’s board yesterday approved a sweetened takeover offer from Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC), breathing fire into its share price on hopes that minority shareholders will accept the deal.   Shares in the oil explorer, which operates in Turkmenistan, soared 9.6 per cent to a record high of 734p in early trading, before settling [...]

  • Saudi Stock Exchange opens to foreign investment: Meet the biggest companies you’ve never heard of

    June 15, 2015

    Saudi Arabia’s largest natural resource is oil. Yet there is one deep, very different well that remains still untapped: direct foreign investment in the Tadawul, better known as the Saudi Stock Exchange. With a market capitalisation of more than $560bn (£360bn) it is the final major capital market not yet open to direct foreign investment. [...]

  • Digital money transfer firm Azimo raises $20m to push its expansion

    June 15, 2015

    Digital money transfer service Azimo has raised $20m (£12.8m) to accelerate its expansion. The latest funding round was led by Frog Capital – backer of local tradesman comparison site RatedPeople.com, as well as MCI Investments and existing investors, including e.ventures and Greycroft Partners. The London-based tech firm, set up three years ago, allows customers to [...]

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