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  • Big four supermarkets will keep getting squeezed says Moody’s

    June 10, 2015

    The leading big four supermarkets are expected to lose another four per cent of their market share by 2020 to discounters Aldi and Lidl, as competition in the grocery retail market intensifies. A report published today by credit rating agency Moody’s predicts Aldi and Lidl’s combined market share will reach 12-15 per cent by 2020, [...]

  • Malcolm Walker’s many lives: How Iceland hopes to fight off profit slump

    June 10, 2015

    Malcolm Walker has more business lives than a cat. He built his frozen food empire Iceland from a humble shop in Shropshire in 1970 into a £2bn turnover business 30 years later, before hitting a financial iceberg.    Walker was forced to step down as chairman in 2001 after the Financial Services Authority launched an [...]

  • Cairn Homes IPO: Firm becomes first Irish housebuilder to float in 20 years

    June 10, 2015

    The first Irish housebuilder to list in London for over two decades made its debut yesterday, with shares rising over five per cent. Cairn Homes, a venture set up last year by Alan McIntosh and Michael Stanley, raised €384.9m (£280m) from investors after fees, giving it a market cap of €429.7m. Separately, McIntosh and Stanley [...]

  • UK aerospace and defence sector flies high amid booming sales

    June 10, 2015

    The UK aerospace and defence sector enjoyed a record year last year, with industry pundits predicting the boom times will be here for a while.    The UK currently controls 17 per cent of the sector’s market share – second only to the US. “We are in a global growth market which could top £3.6 [...]

  • FirstGroup share price rises after US progress helps offset UK rail losses

    June 10, 2015

    Shares in bus and rail operator FirstGroup closed up 6.37 per cent yesterday, after it announced positive results. It announced adjusted profit before tax of £163.9m, and adjusted operating profit of £303.6m for the year ending March 31. The group’s rail business in the UK rail has suffered after it failed to win contracts to [...]

  • Box share price soars on strong revenue and user growth

    June 10, 2015

    Box's revenue increased substantially in the first quarter and investors are very happy The figures The online storage company's revenue was $65.6m (£42.24m) the first quarter – a 45 per cent increase on the equivalent period last year.   Net loss per share was also better at $0.28 on 119.4 million shares outstanding – a [...]

  • Flybe recovery hits turbulence as it makes loss and revenue falls

    June 10, 2015

    Budget carrier Flybe announced a fall in profit and revenue, despite making more money per passenger, and increased the the amount of capacity it is using.    It announced a lost before tax of £35.6m for the year ending March 31, after a profit of £8.1m the year before. Revenue was down to £574.1m, a [...]

  • Netflix share price rockets on share split plan

    June 10, 2015

    Shares in Netflix have reached a record high after the company revealed its share split plan at yesterday's annual shareholder meeting. Voters approved a plan that allows the internet streaming service to split its shares, paving the way for a 30-fold increase in outstanding shares to 5bn – a big rise from the current 170m.  [...]

  • UK Oil and Gas Investments’s share sale raises £6m

    June 10, 2015

    UK Oil and Gas Investments (UKOG) has raised £6m to fund its oil exploration in the Weald Basin. The Aim-listed company placed more than 200m ordinary shares at 2.25 pence per share. Ukog shares fell as much as six per cent to 2.35 pence per share in Tuesday trading, after the company confirmed it's in [...]

  • Krispy Kreme

    June 10, 2015

      The findings    Why it's interesting     What Krispy Klreme said   In short     In September last year – DOUGHNUT retailer Krispy Kreme yesterday reported that its quarterly earnings rose 22 per cent as it posted stronger revenue, driven by sales at locations open more than 18 months.        [...]

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