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  • Pound down against the dollar as UK service sector’s growth slows at the fastest rate in four years, hitting four month low

    June 3, 2015

    The UK services sector has suffered the biggest dent in its growth since 2011 in what could be a sign of a weakening recovery, causing the pound to drop 0.4 per cent against the dollar. This took the exchange rate to $1.5275 for every pound.  The Markit/CIPS purchasing manager’s index, a measure of growth in [...]

  • TPP: Wikileaks crowdfunds bounty for trade deal secrets of Trans-Pacific Trade Partnership

    June 3, 2015

    Wikileaks is seeking to get hold of confidential information about the major free trade deal being negotiated between the US and Asia – by crowdfunding a $100,000 reward. The whistleblowing organisation has already raised a third of the money it needs to put up as a bounty for information about the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) from [...]

  • UK house prices: The proportion of house buyers shunning mortgages for cash purchases has hit a record high

    June 3, 2015

    More people than ever before are buying houses without the need for a mortgage, according to new figures. Almost four in 10 people (38 per cent) paid for their properties in cash during the first quarter of the year, Nationwide has said. This mitigated subdued mortgage lending data to some extent. There are signs that [...]

  • With debt of £221,000 per household, Generation Y will be the first generation to experience a lower quality of life than its parents

    June 3, 2015

    The UK is a nation of secret debt addicts, and Generation Y (those born after 1980) is going to be left to pick up the tab, a study by the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) warned today – meaning it will be the first generation to be worse off than its parents.  The think tank [...]

  • Dixons Carphone ups full-year profit forecast after smashing expectation with fourth quarter sales

    June 3, 2015

    The figures Sales at Dixons Carphone were up nine per cent in the fourth quarter to 2 May, higher than the four per cent analysts had predicted. The mobile and electronics retailer has upped its profit outlook for the year as a result, saying it will be "slightly above" its previous guidance of £355m to £375m. [...]

  • UK house price growth slows to lowest rate in over a year

    June 3, 2015

    UK house price growth slowed in May, with the annual growth rate slowing to an annual rate of 4.6 per cent in May – down from 5.2 per cent in April and the lowest rate since August 2013. The figures The average cost of a house in the UK now stands at £195,166 – the [...]

  • Peter Long named Royal Mail chairman succeeding Donald Brydon

    June 3, 2015

    Royal Mail has named Peter Long as chairman, succeeding Donald Brydon who announced he was stepping down at the start of the year. The co-chief executive of travel company TUI, Long will take over from Brydon, who has been with the postal firm for six years, in September. "Long brings with him a proven track record in [...]

  • Stock exchange reshuffle puts Inmarsat in FTSE 100

    June 2, 2015

    Troubled banknote printer De La Rue is likely to tumble out of the FTSE 250 less than a week after it posted a £20m decline in profits during the last financial year.   The London Stock Exchange (LSE) yesterday announced several potential changes to its indices, with supermarket group Morrisons expected to move from the [...]

  • David Cameron U-turns from his opposition to pay rises for MPs as salaries set to hit £74,000

    June 2, 2015

    Members of Parliament are set to see their annual salaries rise by 10.3 per cent, to £74,000 in September, according to a new report from the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA). Despite previously saying that the above-inflation pay rises were “simply unacceptable,” Prime Minister David Cameron has now said he will not stop them. IPSA, an [...]

  • Joy for shoppers as prices drop for the 25th consecutive month

    June 2, 2015

    UK shop prices dropped by 1.9 per cent in May compared with the same month last year, according to figures released today by the British Retail Consortium. This is the same rate of decline seen in April and marks over two years of shop price deflation. The overall figure was helped by food prices, which fell [...]

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