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  • Standard Chartered share price rises following appointment of Bill Winters as chief executive

    February 26, 2015

    Having been in the rumour mill for a while now, Standard Chartered has finally confirmed that it's appointed a new chief executive. Bill Winters will replace Peter Sands later this year. The bank made the move following continued shareholder dissatisfaction at how it was being run – returns have not been at their best recently [...]

  • Sky share price reaches 15-year high of 1,005p on pan-European status

    February 25, 2015

    Despite more cost pressure than ever on European pay TV broad­caster Sky, its shares touched a new high yesterday as investors re­mained optimistic about the group’s future. Shares rose 3.18 per cent to 1,005p on the London Stock Exchange, even as Sky prepares to swallow a huge £4.2bn bill to hold on to its Premier [...]

  • HP share price tumbles as earnings fall far short of analysts’ forecast

    February 25, 2015

    Shares in Hewlett Packard (HP) tanked yesterday, wiping out gains from a multi-billion dollar deal with Deutsche Bank as full-year results showed earnings far below analysts’ expectations. Shares fell more than 10 per cent despite the deal, announced on Tuesday, under which Deutsche Bank would outsource parts of its US banking IT structure to the computer [...]

  • Former Tesco exec takes over as boss of Morrisons supermarkets

    February 25, 2015

    MORRISONS has named former Tesco executive David Potts as its new chief executive, completing the recruitment of a triumvirate of ex-Tesco men to restore growth at the UK’s fourth-largest supermarket. Potts was Tesco’s longest serving director after beginning his career as a shelf stacker in 1973 and rising to become head of its Asian business. [...]

  • Salesforce share price at record high as sales rise 26 per cent in three months

    February 25, 2015

    Salesforce is on cloud nine. The company, which makes cloud software, reported annual revenue of over $5bn for the first time, as its fourth quarter earnings arrived bang on expectations. The news sparked a huge lift for shares, which rose ten per cent in after-hours trading; around a $4bn boost to the company’s valuation. Sales [...]

  • Apple just lost $533m in a patent case

    February 25, 2015

    Apple has lost a case worth $533m (£343m) after a Texas jury found its iTunes and App stores had infringed patents. The tech-giant was battling Smartflash, an American company founded in 2000. Smartflash claimed that Apple wilfully infringed its patents, and did not respect its inventions. Apple disagreed, claiming the claims excessive and the patents [...]

  • St James’s Place share price rises as it announces Metro Bank tie-up

    February 25, 2015

    Another sign of how seriously the financial establishment is taking challenger banks? Wealth manager St James's Place has announced a tie-up with Metro Bank, the quirky high street banking chain best known for offering free dog biscuits in its branches. The two will offer a money management account which is "fully branded St James's Place, [...]

  • Weir Group share price plummets as oil and gas firm warns on year ahead

    February 25, 2015

    Weir Group 's share price plummeted by 10 per cent this morning after the oil and gas company warned of a “significant reduction” in revenues for the year ahead.  Though its results for the year to January 2 were just below expectations, investors were left more unsettled by the forecast of bid drop in demand [...]

  • Gulf Keystone share price jumps 71 per cent as it confirms sale

    February 25, 2015

    London-listed oil producer Gulf Keystone's share price rocketed today after the company confirmed sales talks, amid an ongoing dispute with the Kurdistan regional government over late payments for its oil exports. Shares in Iraq-focused Gulf Keystone jumped 71 per cent to trade around 60p per share this morning. The company said it had held discussions [...]

  • AO World share price crashes 47 per cent after profit warning

    February 25, 2015

    Shares in AO World, which debuted around a year ago, plummeted this morning after it issued a profit warning, saying it had come up against "tougher than expected trading conditions in the final quarter of the year." The etailer saw its shares shed as much as 47 per cent this morning, wiping around £500m off [...]

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