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  • Samsung’s profit declines for seventh consecutive quarter as flagship Galaxy S6 falls short of expectations

    July 7, 2015

    The figures Operating profit missed forecasts at Korean electronics giant Samsung, expected to be 6.9tn won (£3.9bn) for the quarter to the end of June, it said in an earnings forecast today. That's down slightly from £4bn the same quarter last year, making it the seventh consecutive quarterly decline for the firm. Profits were still [...]

  • American Apparel warns it may need more funds as costs are cut

    July 6, 2015

    American Apparel, the troubled clothing chain embroiled in a legal battle with its founder and former chief executive Dov Charney, announced plans yesterday to slash around $30m (£19m) of costs in a bid to reverse sharp losses and turn itself around. The company said it will close underperforming stores and would cut jobs in order [...]

  • Velocys share price sinks after boss Roy Lipski is suspended

    July 6, 2015

    Roy Lipski, chief executive of UK gas-to-liquid technology company Velocys, has been suspended pending an investigation into allegations of serious misconduct. Lipski has been head of Velocys, which operates in the US and the UK, since 2008 and has raised over $215m (£138m) from institutional investors since 2006. Velocys, which is majority owned by Russian [...]

  • Landscape supplier Marshalls in first half sales jump as building booms

    July 6, 2015

    Hard landscaping manufacturer Marshalls had an 11 per cent rise in revenue for the sixth months to 30 June, up to £199m, the firm said yesterday. Sales to the public sector and commercial market were up 15 per cent compared with 2014, and represented 64 per cent of Marshalls’ total sales. Sales in the domestic [...]

  • Perfect storm: Are US equities heading for a sell-off?

    July 6, 2015

    US equities have been on a six-year bull run and the seemingly unstoppable S&P 500 has repeatedly hit new highs. It reached a record level of 2,408 on 10 April this year, giving investors who bought the market a return of 183 per cent over the last six years. The economy has continued to recover [...]

  • Amazon to launch new global shopping event “Prime Day” at midnight on 15 July to rival Black Friday

    July 6, 2015

    Amazon is hoping to stir up the same shopping frenzy as Black Friday by launching of new global shopping day next week with hundreds of promotional deals. The online retail giant is turning 20 years old next week and as part of its celebrations it will launch Prime Day at midnight on 15 July, which [...]

  • Challenger bank Shawbrook appoints new chairman Iain Cornish to replace Sir George Mathewson

    July 6, 2015

    Challenger bank Shawbrook has appointed former Yorkshire Building Society chief executive Iain Cornish as its new chairman. Cornish replaces former RBS boss Sir George Mathewson who will step down as chairman and as director with immediate effect. Cornish is a senior independent director of debt manager Arrow Global and wealth manager St James's Place. Read more: Challenger [...]

  • Government could sell half its RBS stake within two years to raise £16bn

    July 6, 2015

    The government could sell half of its stake in Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) within two years, raising £16bn in the process. Read more: RBS' share price falls as it could face $13bn penalty over mortgage-backed securities The Chancellor of the exchequer George Osborne announced last month it would begin to sell off a stake in [...]

  • Budget airlines easyJet and Wizz Air welcome soaring passenger numbers as summer starts

    July 6, 2015

    A fleet of budget airlines have today announced their passenger statistics for last month. One of the key elements to look out for is load factor. This is a measure of how much capacity an airline uses, and is critical for low cost airlines, who are less able to absorb the cost of flying with [...]

  • Shell set to begin Arctic oil drilling within two weeks

    July 6, 2015

    Oil giant Shell is set to begin drilling for oil in the Arctic within the next two weeks, as 30 ships have left Alaskan harbours towards two exploratory wells. The Arctic is one of the planet’s most oil and gas-rich places, and the company's oil exploration was given the go-ahead by the US Department of [...]

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