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  • Billionaire Dunelm founder’s son sells millions of shares in FTSE 250 homewares giant

    September 24, 2024

    The son of the billionaire founder of Dunelm has sold millions of shares in the homewares retailer after the FTSE 250 company reported a rise in its sales and profit for its latest financial year. Sir Will Adderley, the son of Sir Bill Adderley, has lowered his stake in the Leicester-headquartered business from 32.3 per [...]

  • Rightmove bidding battle shows that UK plc isn’t ‘for sale at any price’

    September 23, 2024

    A “lack of engagement” from Rightmove may have come as a surprise to Rupert Murdoch’s property group REA after it tabled not one but two takeover offers for the British company this month. On Monday, REA’s boss Owen Wilson said he was “genuinely disappointed” that Rightmove was unmoved by the interest, as the Australian firm [...]

  • Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group sells shares in Asos following Topshop spike

    September 23, 2024

    Frasers Group, the retail empire controlled by Mike Ashley, has lowered its stake in fast-fashion giant Asos. The Mansfield-headquartered group, which owns the likes of Sports Direct and House of Fraser, has decreased its holdings in Asos from 24.3 per cent to 21.1 per cent, according to a new filing with the London Stock Exchange. [...]

  • London Stock Exchange boss warns AIM is under threat of collapse

    September 23, 2024

    London’s junior market AIM is under threat of collapse from potential plans to hike taxes on its shares in next month’s budget, the chief of the London Stock Exchange has warned the government. In a letter to City minister Tulip Siddiq, LSE boss Dame Julia Hoggett said that the “ongoing viability” of AIM would be [...]

  • London readies for Raspberry Pi’s first results as a public company

    September 22, 2024

    Raspberry Pi's first set of results since its much-hyped London IPO will be in focus for UK investors this week in a test for the capital's reputation as a listing venue for tech firms.

  • Investment trusts celebrate move to reform cost disclosure rules

    September 19, 2024

    The UK has finally exempted investment trusts from complying with cost disclosure requirements that industry experts say could unlock billions in investment. In a statement today, the government and Financial Conduct Authority said regulators would temporarily withdraw the requirements, which campaigners have argued force trusts to ‘double count’ their fees. While this is also the [...]

  • Newriver REIT raises £50m for Capital & Regional bid

    September 19, 2024

    Local shopping centre owner Newriver REIT has successfully raised over £50m via a share issue to fund its bid of peer Capital & Regional. On Wednesday, Newriver REIT announced a possible cash and share offer for Capital & Regional, which would create a shared property portfolio of £890m. At the same time, Newriver announced the [...]

  • Portmeirion Pottery sinks deeper into the red as Asian sales falter

    September 19, 2024

    Portmeirion, the historic maker of ceramic tableware and cookware, has slipped further into the red as declining sales in Asia continue to weigh heavily on the company. The London-listed group, which is headquartered in Stoke-on-Trent, saw its revenue fall to £36.6m in the first six months of 2024, down from £44.1m year on year. As [...]

  • Sosandar pushes ahead with brick-and-mortar expansion as new flagship store revealed

    September 19, 2024

    UK fashion brand Sosandar has announced its expansion into in-store retail with historic Irish department store Arnotts, in a bid the company hopes will allow it to connect better with its customers. The London-listed company, which is headquartered in Cheshire, said the decision to base its flagship store in the Dublin department store had been [...]

  • FTSE 100 remains in the green after Bank of England holds rates

    September 19, 2024

    Traders had been concerned that the Fed had waited too long to cut interest rates, causing unnecessary damage to the US economy.

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