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  • Woolworths redundancy case: European Court of Justice decision good for business, lawyers say

    April 30, 2015

    British businesses breathed a sigh of relief this morning after the European Court of Justice ruled in favour of the UK government in the controversial Woolworths redundancy case.    The case dates back to Woolworth's demise in 2008 (and subsequently 2010, when it also affected former Ethel Austin staff), when more than 4,000 employees did [...]

  • RBS is failing to win over its customers around the UK

    April 30, 2015

    RBS's share price fell this morning after revealing it had earmarked a further £446m for anticipated forex costs.   But that's not the only problem facing the bank. It's really struggling to shake off its image and is failing to win customers around pretty much across the board.   The bank has set itself the [...]

  • Eurozone inflation rose to zero in April

    April 30, 2015

      Eurozone inflation rose to zero in April, ending a fourth-month stretch of price declines across the euro area. A flash estimate from official statistics agency Eurostat showed that Eurozone annual inflation was flat in April, having risen to -0.1 per cent a month earlier. It's up considerably from a low of -0.6 in January.  The biggest [...]

  • TSB boss Paul Pester eyes up acquiring other challenger banks

    April 30, 2015

    TSB, the self-styled challenger bank spun-off from Lloyds last year, could gobble up its competition if the bank's boss has his way. Paul Pester wants to "take on the big guys" and would consider buying up other challenger banks to make that happen. "We are Britain's biggest challenger bank, but we want to really take [...]

  • Gotham City admits “we may get some things wrong about Endurance” – but sticks to its $0 valuation

    April 30, 2015

    Gotham City Research has admitted it could have got “some things wrong” about the stock it identified for a zero-dollar price target – but is standing by its estimate.    The shadowy short-seller firm, which has previously targeted the likes of Quindell and Gowex, issued a note on Tuesday claiming that Endurance International Group was [...]

  • Zoopla share price soars as it buys uSwitch in £160m deal

    April 30, 2015

    Property website Zoopla has snapped up price comparison website uSwitch in a £160m deal sending shares surging. The group, which also owns Prime Location, is aiming to become a one-stop shop for property buyers and those moving house.  "The acquisition of uSwitch is a significant step in Zoopla's mission to be the most useful resource for [...]

  • RBS makes quarterly loss of £446m after more cash earmarked for forex scandal costs

    April 30, 2015

    RBS has slumped to a quarterly loss after it joined Barclays in earmarking more cash to stave off potential payments over the forex scandal. The Figures For the three months to the end of March, RBS posted a loss of £446m, a big swing from the £1.2bn profit it made in the same quarter last [...]

  • Shell profit beats expectations as asset sales top $2bn

    April 30, 2015

    The figures Royal Dutch Shell beat first quarter profit expectations, even as earnings on a current cost supplies (CCS) basis excluding identified items plummetted by well over 50 per cent. CCS earnings, the oil industry's preferred measure, fell by 56 per cent to $3.2bn from $7.3bn at the same stage last year as global crude prices [...]

  • Sainsbury’s believes chief exec Mike Coupe’s travel fears are over after Egypt drama

    April 29, 2015

    Sainsbury’s said last night it was confident that chief executive Mike Coupe no longer faced travel restrictions to countries with extradition treaties with Egypt after flying to the country this weekend to appeal against allegations of embezzlement.    In a bizarre case dating back to Sainsbury’s disastrous foray into the country 16 years ago, Coupe [...]

  • Growth in American economy freezes due to the bad weather

    April 29, 2015

    US economic growth stalled in the first three months of 2015, growing just 0.2 per cent compared to the same time last year. Growth was 2.2 per cent in the final quarter of 2014, and economists had expected the economy to expand one per cent in the first quarter of 2015. The slowdown has been [...]

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