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  • Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary to seek CMA damages as Irish government gets green light

    May 17, 2015

    Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary was fighting a rearguard battle with the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) over the weekend as he sought to maintain his firm’s stake in Aer Lingus. The threat from O’Leary to seek damages from the regulator, made in the Telegraph, is the latest salvo in the long-running dispute. O’Leary has maintained [...]

  • Palatine orders up £13m buyout of cocktail chain The Alchemist

    May 17, 2015

    Upmarket cocktail chain The Alchemist has said it is planning to gobble up more sites across the UK after completing a £13m management buyout backed by Palatine Private Equity. The Alchemist, which first opened its doors in Manchester in 2010, runs two venues in the city centre as well as sites in Leeds and in [...]

  • How Finncap weathered the General Election and Scottish referendum storms

    May 17, 2015

    If a week is a long time in politics then nine months is an age – especially for City broker Finncap. The run-up to Scotland’s referendum in September and the run-in to May’s general election was the noisy backdrop for much of Finncap’s financial year. Despite a severe dampening of animal spirits across the Square [...]

  • Vodafone continues to weigh on quarterly UK dividend payments

    May 17, 2015

    UK dividends fell by more than 60 per cent to $19.1bn in the first quarter after Vodafone’s bumper payout last year continued to distort headline figures. The telecoms giant made a special $26bn payment to investors on the back of its Verizon Wireless deal last year – making this year’s quarterly dividend payout pale in [...]

  • Bernard Matthews in hunt for £10m rescue

    May 17, 2015

    Struggling poultry supplier Bernard Matthews is seeking £10m in order to stay afloat just 16 months after being rescued by a private equity firm. The company has been trying to stem losses ever since 2007 when its stock of birds was struck by avian flu. Bernard Matthews was thrown a life-line by private equity investors [...]

  • Corfu deaths: Thomas Cook “received £3.5m payout” for loss of profits

    May 17, 2015

    Thomas Cook confirmed it received compensation from the Greek hotel where two children were killed by carbon monoxide poisoning.  The travel company has not revealed the amount it was paid out but according to The Mail on Sunday it received around £3.5m to cover refunds, loss of profits and other expenses following the deaths of [...]

  • New Look confirms £780m sale to South African magnate Christo Wiese’s Brait

    May 15, 2015

    Britain’s second-largest women’s clothing retailer confirmed today that it has a new owner. Private equity firm Brait, owned by South African billionaire Christol Wiese, has bought a 90 per cent stake in the fashion chain in a £780m deal. The figure is significantly less than the £1.9bn mooted in reports. The deal marks the first [...]

  • Bank of England’s Andrew Bailey says HSBC right to eye move abroad

    May 15, 2015

    A Bank of England official has said that HSBC, the country's biggest bank, is right to eye a move abroad. "We will obviously be in close contact with them because there are important issues for us," Andrew Bailey, chief executive of the Bank of England's prudential regulation authority, said. "It is entirely natural that as [...]

  • BT share price edges down as Ofcom outlines measures to open fibre networks

    May 15, 2015

    Shares in BT opened almost one per cent lower at 461.65p this morning, after it was revealed regulator Ofcom could force it to open some of its fibre-optic lines to rivals. However, these falls were later clawed back, with shares trading at 463.9p, 0.24 per cent down, an hour later. The regulator said the measures [...]

  • Pimco equities chief to leave the firm in June

    May 14, 2015

    Pimco said yesterday its London-based global equities chief investment officer, Virginie Maisonneuve, would be leaving the firm next month after less than 18 months. The US firm also said two of its equity strategies woudl go, representing three per cent of its assets.

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