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  • Investors revolt over Morrisons’ ex-chief Dalton Philips’s pay

    June 4, 2015

    Morrisons’ new management pledged to review its pay policies after the supermarket faced a shareholder revolt yesterday over the size of the bonus awarded to its ousted chief executive Dalton Philips.    More than a third of shareholders (35.6 per cent) rejected the retailer’s remuneration report, according to proxy voting results revealed at its annual [...]

  • Smith & Nephew share price tilts south as medical giant pulls hip device

    June 4, 2015

    Medical device manufacturer Smith & Nephew was forced to announce its plans to withdraw one of its hip-replacement systems as it required too many post-operative follow-ups.    The 46mm model in question will be withdrawn from its Birmingham Hip Resurfacing system due to concerns it does not meet the standards set by health watchdog, Nice.  [...]

  • Competition probe into Greene King’s Spirit Pub takeover moves on to consultation stage

    June 4, 2015

    Greene King’s proposals to the Competition Market Authority (CMA) regarding its acquisition of the Spirit Pub Company reached consultation stage yesterday. The consultation comes after the regulator raised concerns about the £774m merger shortly after it was announced in May. At the time the authority said the current proposal would “substantially” lessen competition in the [...]

  • Moneycorp profits up on boom in international payments unit

    June 4, 2015

    Foreign exchange provider Moneycorp increased its gross profits by 26 per cent on the year in the first quarter of 2015, its financial results show today. Its earnings rose from £22.7m in the first three months of 2014 to £28.6m in the same period of this year. Retail growth was relatively subdued, with revenues up five [...]

  • Passenger numbers are up for EasyJet as summer approaches

    June 4, 2015

    EasyJet yesterday announced a 7.2 per cent rise in passengers for May 2015, compared to May 2014.   The budget airline flew 6.4m passengers last month, compared to 6m the year before.   Its load factor, the average portion of capacity an airline has filled with travellers, was up to 91.2 per cent, from 89.4 [...]

  • Wizz Air unveils new routes and fares as passenger numbers soar

    June 4, 2015

    Budget airline Wizz Air announced a 20 per cent rise in passengers for last month, compared to May last year. Passenger numbers were up to 1.6m, from 1.3m last year. This was in part helped by the introduction of two new A320 aircraft, which have 180 seats each. The firm also announced that capacity was [...]

  • Swiss prosecutor drops HSBC money laundering probe without criminal charge

    June 4, 2015

    HSBC can start to breathe easily – at least when it comes to the money laundering claims.   Swiss prosecutors have dropped their investigation into its private bank after reaching a financial settlement that carries no admission of guilt.    HSBC has agreed to pay SF40m (£27.8m) to the Genevan authorities investigating alleged money laundering [...]

  • Morrisons AGM: The best quotes so far

    June 4, 2015

    It might not be quite as explosive at last year's event but the annual general meeting of troubled supermarket Morissons is shaping up to be another lively affair.  The best lines so far A shareholder on new chief executive David Potts: “It's nice to hear the new chief executive talking English. The predecessor [Dalton Philips] [...]

  • Lloyds Banking Group faces record £100m PPI fine this week

    June 4, 2015

    UPDATE: Lloyds Banking Group fined £117m for PPI failings   Lloyds Banking Group could be slammed with a record fine from the FCA for its handling of PPI complaints.    The bank – which is currently still part-owned by the taxpayer – could receive a penalty of “well over £100m” from City watchdog the FCA .  [...]

  • Marks & Spencer chief executive Marc Bolland pockets £600,000 bonus after retailer’s first profit rise in four years

    June 4, 2015

    It's not just shareholders who will be pleased that Marks & Spencer finally returned to growth last year.    Marc Bolland has pocketed a bonus worth nearly £600,000 for the high street retailer's green shoots, which reported its first rise in profits in four years last month.    Bolland received a bonus worth £596,000 on [...]

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