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  • Sirius Minerals signs Brazilian supply deal for its Yorkshire mine

    September 17, 2018

    Sirius Minerals has signed a new supply deal in Brazil for its Yorkshire mine as it continues to recover from soaring project costs. The company's shares tumbled more than 18 per cent earlier this month when the miner said it may need an extra $600m (£456m) to construct its mine under the North York Moors. Last [...]

  • Prospex confirms first gas production in Romania as it becomes revenue generating

    September 17, 2018

    Oil and gas investment firm Prospex has announced its first gas production in north east Romania, turning it into a revenue generating company. Gas from its Bainet field will be sold to the national grid for €6 per million cubic feet and production has started at 700,000 cubic feet per day. Shares in the Alternative [...]

  • Prospex confirms first gas production in Romania as it becomes revenue generating

    September 17, 2018

    Oil and gas investment firm Prospex has announced its first gas production in north east Romania, turning it into a revenue generating company. Gas from its Bainet field will be sold to the national grid for €6 per million cubic feet and production has started at 700,000 cubic feet per day. Shares in the Alternative [...]

  • Unilever shareholder in ‘revolt’ over tax risks associated with Amsterdam move

    September 15, 2018

    A shareholder in Unilever has hinted it could vote against the consumer giant's plan to move its headquarters to Amsterdam to simplify its corporate structure. The Times reported that Lindsell Train, Unilever's third largest shareholder, could vote against the move on the grounds that it would result in the forced sale of Unilever shares and mean [...]

  • Unilever shareholder in ‘revolt’ over tax risks associated with Amsterdam move

    September 15, 2018

    A shareholder in Unilever has hinted it could vote against the consumer giant's plan to move its headquarters to Amsterdam to simplify its corporate structure. The Times reported that Lindsell Train, Unilever's third largest shareholder, could vote against the move on the grounds that it would result in the forced sale of Unilever shares and mean [...]

  • Archbishop of Canterbury to lead effort to tackle £400m Wonga bill

    September 15, 2018

    The archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby is to lead an effort to pay for the £400m loan bill left by Wonga after the payday loan provider collapsed last month. The Guardian reported that Welby will meet investors and charitable foundations at Lambeth Palace next week to co-ordinate an effort to rescue around 200,000 customers who are faced [...]

  • Archbishop of Canterbury to lead effort to tackle £400m Wonga bill

    September 15, 2018

    The archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby is to lead an effort to pay for the £400m loan bill left by Wonga after the payday loan provider collapsed last month. The Guardian reported that Welby will meet investors and charitable foundations at Lambeth Palace next week to co-ordinate an effort to rescue around 200,000 customers who are faced [...]

  • 10 years on from Lehman’s collapse: seven charts to consider

    September 14, 2018  |  City Talk

    Ten years ago, US investment bank Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy, marking the most symbolic moment of the global financial crisis. It remains the largest bankruptcy filing in US history. The demise of Lehman on 15 September 2008 was just the tip of the iceberg. Little did we know but at the time the whole [...]

  • What might trigger the next global financial crisis?

    September 14, 2018  |  City Talk

    Ten years on from the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the deepening of the global financial crisis, the world seems to be a safer place. Over the past decade there have been significant shifts in the world economy such that the imbalances that could lead to a crisis are less. The risks haven’t entirely gone [...]

  • Sirius shares climb after $250m deal plugs funding gap on Yorkshire mine project

    September 14, 2018

    Sirius Minerals has struck a $250m (£190m) deal to plug a funding gap after its Yorkshire mine project costs rose. The company's shares tumbled more than 18 per cent earlier this month when the miner said it may need an extra $600m to construct its mine under the North York Moors. It said the initial $3bn [...]

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