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  • ‘Marmite situation’ for GSK investors as Unilever bids spark potential bidding war 

    January 17, 2022

    Analysts have predicted a potential bidding war erupting for GSK’s consumer arm.

  • Unilever share price dives 7 per cent as £50bn battle for GlaxoSmithKline’s consumer business begins in earnest

    January 17, 2022

    The main City story this morning is the £50bn bid by Unilever for GlaxoSmithKline’s consumer healthcare business, of which it owns a 68 per cent stake along with Pfizer, which Glaxo said it had rejected. “No doubt in the hope that Unilever will come back with a higher offer, with the sum of £60bn being [...]

  • UK construction companies collapse in their hundreds as costs rise

    January 17, 2022

    Hundreds of UK construction companies are collapsing each month amid rising costs, supply chain disruption and labour shortages.

  • Hydrogen specialists CPH2 announce plans to list on London Stock Exchange

    January 17, 2022

    Clean Power Hydrogen has announced plans to trade on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange with a £50m fundraiser.

  • Darktrace shares dive after short seller ShadowFall bets against tech darling’s stock

    January 17, 2022

    Shares in tech darling Darktrace plunged this morning after reports emerged of short seller ShadowFall betting against the stock.

  • Crude awakening: Oil prices climb as supplies tighten and fears of Ukraine invasion rise

    January 17, 2022

    Oil prices are on the rise this morning amid tightening supplies and White House fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine.

  • Record waiting time: Brexit triggers tsunami of trade mark applications as UK firms rush to protect intellectual property

    January 17, 2022

    Brexit has triggered a record number of applications for trade marks in the UK, with 195,000 registered in the past year, up 54 per cent from 127,000 the year before, according to data shared with City PM today. Waiting times for trade mark applications reached three to four months in the early part of 2021, [...]

  • Unilever offer for GSK consumer arm is short by £5bn say analysts

    January 17, 2022

    Unilever’s rejected £50bn offer for Glaxo Smith Kline’s (GSK) consumer business falls short according to market analysts. Marmite maker Unilever has had three unsolicited offers rebuffed by GSK including a bid made last month which comprised of £41.7bn in cash and £8.3bn in company shares. Analysts have questioned the financial reasoning behind Unilever’s bid with [...]

  • Second homeowners who flipped holiday home set to pocket £191m despite upcoming crackdown

    January 17, 2022

    About £191m of new pandemic grants from the Government is coming to second homeowners’ pockets, for those who flipped their holiday homes into letting businesses. The revelations come despite a new crackdown, announced at the end of last week. Councils across England have started distributing £635m in grants to businesses affected by the Government’s Plan [...]

  • Big Yellow Group plots return to normal with 30 per cent revenue boost as pandemic conditions ease

    January 17, 2022

    Self-storage specialists Big Yellow Group have reported a 30 per cent revenue boost in its third quarter update.

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