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  • HSBC expected to unveil thousands of job cuts

    June 1, 2015

    HSBC is expected to unveil thousands more job cuts as the lender attempts to improve profitability. Chief executive Stuart Gulliver is thought to be planning to reveal plans to slash as many as 20,000 jobs at an investor presentation next week, Sky News reported.  The scandal-hit bank has been under pressure from shareholders in recent months. [...]

  • Fancy a buffet with Warren Buffett? World’s most expensive power lunch with the Oracle of Omaha goes under the hammer (again)

    June 1, 2015

    There are some things you can't put a price on, but having lunch with the Oracle of Omaha is not one of them.    The annual action to have lunch with billionaire investor Warren Buffett is underway and already bids have risen above $1,000,500.   There are three days and several hours left to get [...]

  • Mike Ashley adds MegaValue.com high street store to Sports Direct business

    June 1, 2015

    Mike Ashley rarely sits still. With his ownership of the beleaguered Newcastle United dominating the headlines, the Sports Direct owner has quietly added a new high street business to his interests. Read more: Rangers and Sports Direct boss Mike Ashley has too much power, says IoD The subtly-titled MegaValue.com is a new discount store that recently appeared [...]

  • Former British Gas director Michael Uzielli spends first day as Heathrow CFO

    June 1, 2015

    Former British Gas financial director Michael Uzielli has taken up the reins as chief financial officer of Heathrow, weeks before the Airports Commission announces its decision over a third runway for the airport.   Read more:  Sir Howard Davies says third runway will deliver more benefits at Heathrow than Gatwick.    Uzielli's appointment was announced in [...]

  • Chief executive Jordan Hansell leaves Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway’s luxury jet firm NetJets

    June 1, 2015

    Change is afoot at NetJets, the luxury jet business backed by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.    The chief executive and chairman Jordan Hansell, who has been in the cockpit for four years, has stepped down from both roles with immediate effect.    Adam Johnson, who has been at the business for 18 years and is [...]

  • Troubled grocer Morrisons set for FTSE 100 demotion

    June 1, 2015

    Morrisons is facing relegation from the FTSE 100 this month, having been earmarked for demotion by the stock market's committee.    The troubled supermarket, whose share price has fallen more than 15.5 per cent in a year, is the company “nearest to the 111th threshold” to enter the FTSE 250, the London Stock Exchange said [...]

  • Land Registry: UK house prices up in April, driven by semi-detached properties

    June 1, 2015

    The rising value of semi-detached homes has led a rise in house prices across the UK in April, the latest Land Registry figures show. The average price of a semi – now £170,470 – was up 5.6 per cent on last year, helping annual prices rise 5.1 per cent overall, and bringing the average value [...]

  • At least one German believes a deal with Greece is possible – EU commissioner Guenter Oettinger says agreement could be reached by end of week

    June 1, 2015

    Against a background of pessimism from everyone involved, there is one German official who believes a deal between Greece and its creditors is in sight.    Guenter Oettinger, Germany's EU commissioner, said this morning a deal could be achieved this week.   "We will need progress at the working group level, in order that we [...]

  • Thousands of job losses expected as Malaysia Airlines enters pre-pack administration

    June 1, 2015

    Malaysia Airlines has started a “hard reset” of its business, which could include as many as 6,000 job losses, as it struggles to keep running.    Last week the troubled carrier, which suffered two major tragedies last year, entered a pre-pack administration as it transitions to a new company, Malaysia Airlines Berhad.    PwC Malaysia's [...]

  • Asos share price opens lower after “Black Friday” style outage as customers clamour for discount

    June 1, 2015

    Shares in online retail giant opened 1.5 per cent lower at 3,630p after a day-long outage prevented thousands of customers from taking advantage of a 20 per cent discount. Banners on the website advertised a 20 per cent discount on "Every. Single. Thing", causing customers to flock to the site. But it failed to stand [...]

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