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  • DNO extends Faroe hostile takeover offer amid valuation spat

    January 3, 2019

    Norwegian oil firm DNO has extended its cash offer for Faroe Petroleum amid a bitter dispute over the company’s valuation. DNO will extend its offer of 152p per share after Faroe yesterday resisted the hostile bid, which it said “substantially undervalues” the business. The company today increased its holding in Faroe to 30 per cent, [...]

  • Do markets have much to celebrate going into 2019? Analysts say anything is possible

    January 2, 2019

    Is a rebound across global indices on the cards in 2019? Callum Keown asks top analysts for their predictions. AS 2019 begins, the year inherits a smorgasbord of risks and uncertainty from a tumultuous 2018, which was characterised by market volatility, global growth concerns and emerging market crises. US stock markets had their worst year in [...]

  • Stock predictions 2019: Which stocks and shares will do well this year?

    January 2, 2019

    After a tumultuous year in the markets with Brexit uncertainty, the threat of trade war and rapidly changing consumer habits, the FTSE 100 suffered its worst year since the financial crisis in 2018, ending it 12.5 per cent down. While there is no sign that 2019 will be any less eventful, with the date Britain [...]

  • Oil prices rebound sharply after fall in early trading

    January 2, 2019

    Oil has faced a turbulent day as an initial 1.6 per cent drop was wiped out when prices rebounded in the mid-afternoon. The price of Brent crude rose by over $2 to around $55.50 within half an hour, later jumping to $56.41, a 4.6 per cent increase over the session. Worries about oversupply had earlier [...]

  • Amazon HQ2 – “Mr. Bezos, why didn’t you call?”

    January 2, 2019  |  City Talk

    Amazon’s HQ2 search went live on 7th September 2017 and it selected the winning cities, New York and Washington, in November 2018. The Global Cities databases that we use to quantify our investments comprise exactly the data that Amazon needed to make its decision. It wasn’t just Mr Bezos’ time that was wasted. When Amazon [...]

  • Global stock markets stumble into New Year as investors spooked by economic fears in China and US

    January 2, 2019

    Stock markets staged a recovery this afternoon after economic fears continued to weigh on both the FTSE and Wall Street into 2019 after they recorded 10-year lows in 2018. The FTSE 100 recovered to close 0.04 per cent down after an initial 1.8 per cent fall, and Wall Street also rallied after tumbling as it opened, spooked [...]

  • German prosecutors drop insider trading probe into former Deutsche Boerse boss

    January 2, 2019

    Former Deutsche Boerse chief executive Carsten Kengeter agreed today to pay €4.8m (£4.3m) to end an insider trading probe stemming from the botched merger with the London Stock Exchange. Prosecutors were investigating Kengeter’s purchase of €4.5m worth of shares in the German exchange in December 2015, two months before it announced it was in talks [...]

  • Global stock markets and sterling slide as economic slowdown fears continue into new year

    January 2, 2019

    Global markets have started the year in the red as investors struggle to shake off the economic slowdown fears that plagued stocks last year, while the pound has taken a more than one per cent hit against the dollar on the first day of 2019 trading. The FTSE 100 was down more than one per [...]

  • Aston Martin begins search for new audit firm three months after IPO

    January 2, 2019

    Aston Martin is on the hunt for a new audit firm just three months after it floated on the London Stock Exchange. The luxury car maker has begun to contact new accountancy firms after KPMG, which has carried out the work since 2007, declined the opportunity to re-pitch for the role, Sky News reported today. [...]

  • Debenhams share price plunges as investors fear disappointing Christmas trading

    January 2, 2019

    Shares in Debenhams plunged almost nine per cent this morning amid fears of poor trading over the festive period. The department store chain saw its share price tumble to 4.68p on the first day of trading in 2019, ahead of an update due on 10 January. The sliding shares suggest investors have low expectations for [...]

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