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  • Vodafone up nearly five per cent on £84bn Verizon mega deal

    September 2, 2013

    Telecom company Vodafone has confirmed that is in advanced discussions with Verizon regarding the disposal of Vodafone's US group (release). That's sent Vodafone shares up nearly five per cent in early trading. The $130bn (£84bn) deal is set to be one of the biggest in corporate history. Verizon's board is expected to meet today to [...]

  • London mayor says there is “no evidence” expanding Heathrow would be cheaper than building new hub

    September 1, 2013

    London mayor Boris Johnson has outlined his plans for a new London airport to boost the UK’s air capacity as the country falls “further and further behind” in the global aviation race: a four-runway hub on the Isle of Grain as proposed by architect Lord Foster. Speaking at a press conference, Johnson proposed the inner [...]

  • Obama just dealt his first big blow to the US economy – Now wait for the second

    August 30, 2013

    US President Barack Obama may have just dealt his first big shock to the US economy of 2013. Secretary of state John Kerry just dropped huge hints of military intervention against Syria – a "tailored response". As Kerry spoke, we saw the VIX, an index of US equities volatility, jump from below 17.4 to over [...]

  • US hints at focused military strike on Syria – even without UN backing

    August 30, 2013

    US secretary of state John Kerry has said that any action the country takes on Syria will be "tailored and limited", strongly hinting that the US will go ahead with a focused military strike. Kerry said that while the US and president Barack Obama respects the judgement of the United Nations, the current investigation will [...]

  • Kerry: We know that Syrian regime has largest chemical weapon programme in the Middle East

    August 30, 2013

    US secretary of state John Kerry has said the government knows that the regime of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad "has the largest chemical weapon programme in Middle East" and has used them multiple times this year. The most recent attack on 21 August left at least 1,429 dead including at least 426 children, he said. [...]

  • Boost to the UK economy from dating up £200m from 2012

    August 30, 2013

    The boost to the UK economy from spending on dates is expected to rise by six per cent in 2013 compared with the year before, according to a study commissioned by match.com. This year, the overall spend on dating by UK singles is expected to be £3.6bn – up by £200m on the year before, [...]

  • US consumer confidence rises in August following downward revision

    August 30, 2013

    Consumer confidence in the US rose in August after a drastic downward revision of the previous month's figure, according to survey data from Reuters and the University of Michigan. The consumer sentiment index rose to 82.1 in August, up from 80.0 the month before (revised down from 85.1). Analysts had expected to see 80.5. Earlier [...]

  • Chicago-area outlook sees marginal improvement in August

    August 30, 2013

    The Chicago purchasing managers' index – which offers a glimpse into business conditions in Illinois, Indiana and Michigan – has picked up in August. Rising from 52.3 to 53, that's just below economist estimates of an improvement to 53.2. Any number above 50 implies expansion, so order books in the region can now be seen [...]

  • Barclays appoints former White House and Treasury lawyer as general counsel

    August 30, 2013

    Barclays has announced the appointment of former White House and Treasury lawyer Bob Hoyt as group general counsel, completing chief executive Antony Jenkin's executive team to deliver the bank's "Transform" programme. Hoyt will succeed Mark Harding, who announced his intention to retire in February. He joins from PNC Financial Services, where he is currently general [...]

  • Brazilian central bank denies it is discussing coordinated currency intervention with India

    August 30, 2013

    The Brazilian central bank has denied reports it is discussing a coordinated currency intervention with India, following media reports suggesting this was so. Earlier today, Reuters released a report citing the Indian finance ministry’s principal economic advisor Dipak Dasgupta saying his country is liaising with other emerging economy countries on a plan to co-ordinate intervention [...]

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