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  • Softbank sets indicative IPO price at £10.34 per share to value firm at nearly £50bn

    November 30, 2018

    Softbank intends to sell shares for ¥1500 (£10.34) a piece in its initial public offering (IPO) next month, in the country’s biggest ever listing. The company didn’t give a price range, instead plumping for a single preliminary figure for the 2.41 trillion yen (£16.44bn) IPO, Reuters reported, showing the company is confident that demand will [...]

  • Oil bounces back following reports Russia is prepared to cut output

    November 29, 2018

    Crude oil prices today clawed back losses following reports that Russia has accepted the need to cut its output. Brent crude, the global benchmark, rose steeply today to $59.26 a barrel after closing at $58.12 yesterday. US West Texas Intermediate also recovered, having fallen below $50 a barrel for the first time since October 2017. [...]

  • What happens when the ‘FAANG’ stocks lose their bite?

    November 29, 2018  |  City Talk

    There can be little doubt about the stars of world markets in recent years. The US has led the way, with tech companies to the fore and, at the very front of the march, the so-called ‘FAANG’ stocks of Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google. Still, remembering the old stock market adage ‘Tall trees do [...]

  • The pound falls as May warns Parliament rejecting her Brexit deal would kickstart no-deal preparations

    November 29, 2018

    The pound has fallen to a weekly low against the euro this morning as Theresa May was grilled by a Commons committee over her Brexit deal. The Prime Minister defended her withdrawal agreement in front of the House of Commons liaison committee just a day after the Bank of England's bleak no-deal forecast, in which [...]

  • Dignity shares slide after regulator proposes funeral competition probe

    November 29, 2018

    Shares in listed-funeral provider Dignity dropped 15 per cent today following an announcement by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) of a potential probe of the sector. The CMA today proposed a “major funerals probe after identifying serious concerns”. Shares in Dignity fell 15 per cent, from 864p to 847p following the news. The CMA [...]

  • Instagram has become a scammer’s paradise

    November 29, 2018

    Today, like every day, £87,000 will be lost to online scams, with social media platforms used as a key access point. Fraudulent activity is particularly prolific on Instagram, where scammers use the unregulated landscape and image-oriented design to pose as traders and con people out of thousands of pounds. Instagram’s success has been built around [...]

  • Bitcoin scrambles back above $4,000, on course for biggest rise since April after week of plunging value

    November 28, 2018

    Bitcoin has bounced back above $4,000 (£3,128) today after plunging in value earlier this week. The cryptocurrency hit $4,205.47 during today’s trading, bouncing back from a 14-month low of $3,474 on Monday according to data from Luxembourg-based Bitcoin exchange Bitstamp. Today’s rally has seen a rise of more than 11 per cent and puts the world’s largest [...]

  • Italy ‘looks for space’ to revise budget in the face of EU disciplinary action

    November 28, 2018

    The Italian government was working to amend its budget today to attempt to avoid disciplinary action from the European Commission. But EU commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis said a “substantial correction” was needed, according to Italian newspaper La Stampa and Germany's Handelsblatt. Italian finance minister Giovanni Tria told the Senate the government was working to find “financial space [...]

  • Royal Mail could be sent packing from FTSE 100 in final reshuffle of the year

    November 28, 2018

    Royal Mail could be sent crashing out of the FTSE 100 next week as insurer Hiscox stakes a claim to replace the UK postal service in the blue chip index. The final FTSE reshuffle of the year takes place on Tuesday and barring a miracle Royal Mail, which delivered a shock profit warning in October, [...]

  • Thomas Cook shares continue to fall, dragging FTSE firms down with it

    November 28, 2018

    Package holiday provider Thomas Cook's share price has continued to fall for a second day, after having more than £175m wiped off its market value yesterday. The firm announced its third profit warning in five months, blaming the UK's long summer heatwave for a decline in Brits heading abroad. Shares in the FTSE 250 company declined by [...]

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