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  • ONS figures: UK businesses earned over £1 trillion in 2014, although mining and quarrying slowdown dents figures

    November 12, 2015

    UK businesses earned over £1 trillion last year, according to Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures published today. The ONS Annual Business Survey showed that the Gross Value Added at basic prices (aGVA), which relates to the income of businesses less the cost of goods and services consumed in creating that income, for UK non-financial businesses [...]

  • UK house prices: Buyers and sellers care about completely different things when assessing the value of a property

    November 12, 2015

    What would you care most about when buying a house? That it smells of fresh-baked bread or what the local crime figures are like? You might think that buyers and sellers would place value on similar things, especially considering that most people in the process of buying one house are also simultaneously selling another, and [...]

  • The moment Mario Draghi got glitter-bombed by a protestor

    November 12, 2015

    Spectators were shocked when this protester livened up European Central Bank president Mario Draghi's regular press conference … by jumping onto the table, screaming "end ECB dictatorship" and showering him with what looked like a glitter bomb. She was then rushed away by security guards, as she smiled and made a "V for victory" sign at [...]

  • Euro falls as European Central Bank boss Mario Draghi hints at more monetary stimulus

    November 12, 2015

    The euro fell against the dollar this morning after European Central Bank boss Mario Draghi strengthened speculation that the Bank is preparing to fire yet another bazooka to kickstart the sluggish Eurozone economy. Speaking to the European parliament's economic and monetary affairs committee, Draghi said: "Downside risks stemming from global growth and trade are clearly visible."  "Moreover, inflation [...]

  • UK house prices will rise by 25 per cent in the next five years as demand outstrips supply: Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors

    November 12, 2015

    House prices will rise by 25 per cent over the next five years, The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has estimated, issuing another warning that supply is failing to keep up with demand.  Properties sold at higher prices throughout the UK for the third consecutive month in October, with 49 per cent more chartered surveyors seeing an increase, [...]

  • Law Society recommends minimum salary for trainee solicitors based on combination of living wage and training course fees

    November 11, 2015

    The Law Society has today recommended those hiring solicitors on a training contract should pay a minimum salary of £20,276 in London and £18,183 outside of London. The representative body for legal eagles based their calculation on a combination of the living wage, set by the Living Wage foundation at £9.40 per hour in London [...]

  • Eurozone asset purchases could be ramped up in December, says European Central Bank’s Benoit Coeure

    November 11, 2015

    A European Central Bank (ECB) official has hinted that the central bank could ramp up its €1.1 trillion (£780bn) asset purchase programme as soon as December. “The debate is open” due to the fact that inflation expectations are still weak, Benoit Coeure told Le Figaro in an interview due to be published tomorrow. A major issue [...]

  • A tiny insect is wiping out Florida orange groves and causing juice prices to soar

    November 11, 2015

    Orange juice drinkers face a fresh squeeze. Orange juice futures – agreements to buy orange juice at a specific future date – are soaring in price due to growing concerns over pest damage across orange producers in Florida. Citrus greening – a bacteria spread by the Asian citrus psyllid bug that causes fruit to shrink [...]

  • Portuguese Socialist Party tries to stop imminent privatisation of state-owned airline day after ousting centre-right government

    November 11, 2015

    Well that didn’t take long. Portugal’s Socialist Party has penned a letter requesting that state-owned company Parpublic halt the privatisation of airline TAP. The letter, which has been seen by Reuters, comes just a day after a Socialist-led coalition managed to oust the centre-right government from office. The new left-wing coalition could be brought into [...]

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