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  • Flutter: Paddy Power and Betfair owner to list in the US after reaching profitability

    August 9, 2023

    Flutter Entertainment, owner of betting giants including Betfair and Paddy Power, is preparing to list in the US as early as this year. The firm made the announcement as US and UK punters help drive its revenue up 38 per cent for the first half of 2023. Shares dropped over 3.5 per cent when the [...]

  • Bellway ‘taking steps to reduce headcount’ as rate hikes continue mortgage slowdown

    August 9, 2023

    British housebuilder Bellway’s underlying operating margin will contract from 18.5 per cent to 16 per cent as mortgage rates continue to slow down demand in the sector.  The home construction company completed the build of 10,945 homes in the year ended 31 July falling from 11,198 in the same period last year.  As the central [...]

  • Former Britishvolt boss slams government’s EV strategy as takeover bid stalls

    August 9, 2023

    The government lacks “innovative thinking” and a “joined up industrial strategy” to support the UK’s electric vehicle industry.

  • A damp start for EMEA M&A, but bright spots emerging for dealmakers

    August 8, 2023  |  City Talk

    The EMEA M&A market is being impacted by market pressures. High inflation, dampening economic demand, and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war mean that dealmakers are operating in a period of uncertainty. What does this mean for dealmakers? A material impact on M&A activity in the region. Challenges persist for dealmakers Per Mergermarket data, the aggregate value [...]

  • UK competitiveness as base for big airlines key to unlocking £111bn by 2050, report says

    August 8, 2023

    The UK could benefit to the tune of £111bn and create over 629,000 local jobs by 2050 if it stays competitive as a hub for airlines to be based. Transport consultancy Steer’s report, commissioned by industry body Airlines UK, said propping up British-based carriers boosts local employment and supply chains, whilst financing public services through [...]

  • Shapps warns fuel retailers he will ‘call out any foot-dragging’ on price transparency

    August 8, 2023

    Energy Secretary Grant Shapps has warned fuel retailers he will “call out any foot-dragging” over the sharing of pump price data. He made the comment as drivers were hit by the largest weekly rise in petrol prices for more than a year. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is planning to launch an interim voluntary [...]

  • Beyond Meat: Pricey vegan alternative’s revenue falls 30 per cent as forecast slashed

    August 8, 2023

    Beyond Meat slashed its annual forecast for the year as its revenues plummeted 30 per cent in the second quarter due to customers becoming more reluctant to buy into pricey fake meat alternatives amid the cost of living crisis.  The US company, which supplies its vegan plant based burger patties to the likes of McDonald’s, [...]

  • Corinthia hotel London is where to take your date celebrity spotting

    August 8, 2023

    The new Velvet Bar has opened at the Corinthia Hotel, one of the grandest central London hotels. We checked in to try it out A sharp intake of breath, then my masseuse pummelled me some more. “I like to fix people.” As I exhaled she put her bodyweight on a knot in my upper back [...]

  • Bitcoin and co showing more sideways movement – but its shuffling into the green

    August 8, 2023

    Bitcoin continues to trade for around $29k, up by 0.6%, while Ethereum is changing hands for $1.8k, in the green by a marginal 0.05%. 

  • Wilko: Gordon Brothers mull rescue deal for troubled retailer as 12,000 jobs on the line

    August 8, 2023

    Troubled retailer Wilko could reportedly be rescued by global advisory and investment firm Gordon Brothers, which has a history of saving struggling brands.  Last week the family owned business made notice of its intention to appoint administrators, after it spent the summer hunting for a rescue deal.   Wilko, which has 400 sites across the UK, [...]

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