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  • Sweet: Hotel Chocolat just priced its IPO

    May 5, 2016

    It's a sweet day if you're into equities, for Hotel Chocolat – the upmarket confectioner whose offerings include a £100 box of chocolates – has unveiled the pricing of its IPO. The retailer, which announced its plans to float on Aim back in March, said today it expects to be valued at £167m once it lists – [...]

  • Rising residential rents ease fears of a slowdown after buy-to-let buying frenzy

    May 5, 2016

    Rental prices rose in all but one region of the UK over three months to April, new figures show, despite concerns about the impact of higher stamp duty charges.  Insurer HomeLet's latest rental index reveals that rents outside of London were, on average, 5.1 per cent higher over the three months to April than in the same period of last year. That compares [...]

  • Shopping centre giant Intu on track to post rise in full-year rents as shoppers keep tills ringing

    May 4, 2016

    Intu, the shopping centre giant, said it is on track to post a jump in rental income this year as consumers continued to flock through its doors.  The FTSE 100 retail landlord, which owns more than 15 major shopping centres including Intu Lakeside, Merry Hill and Braehead, said footfall rose by 1.4 per cent in the year [...]

  • Food travel giant SSP gobbles up £280m Abu Dhabi airport contract

    May 4, 2016

    Travel caterer SSP has a £280m contract to run three outlets inside a food court at Abu Dhabi International airport, paving the way for further expansion in the Middle East. SSP said the three units in the airport's new Midfield Terminal Building will feature 17 different international and local brands although it didn't disclose the names. The [...]

  • At the close: One-way traffic on the FTSE 100 as miners and supermarkets drag it down

    May 4, 2016

    Sunshine may be sweeping the capital, but the stock markets are still feeling down, as the FTSE 100 sunk to a four-week low. Closing down 1.2 per cent at 6,112.02, the FTSE 100 has now lost five per cent since it hit 2016 highs back in the middle of April. Miners dug themselves into a hole as [...]

  • National Living Wage to cost businesses £11bn by 2020, report warns

    May 4, 2016

    Businesses will have to stump up much as £11bn in extra wage costs over the next four years to meet the chancellor's National Living Wage (NLW) target of £9 per hour, new research has warned.  The report, by property firm Bilfinger GVA, estimates that the new hourly rate of £7.20 per hour for over 25 year olds will cost businesses around [...]

  • Before the bell: What you need to know before the US market open

    May 4, 2016

    US stock futures are heading south in New York, following most European markets moving downwards in early afternoon trading.  Asian markets recorded small losses by their close this morning.  A little earlier the S&P was down by 0.64 per cent, while the Nasdaq was off by 0.72 per cent, and the Dow 0.53 per cent [...]

  • Adidas tees up and prepares its golf brands for sale

    May 4, 2016

    Adidas has confirmed plans to sell its loss-making golf business after putting it up for review last year.  The German sportswear group said it will start seeking out buyers for its TaylorMade, Adams and Ashworth golf brands. However, it plans to keep Adidas-branded golf shoes and clothing, which account for about 40 per cent of the business. "TaylorMade [...]

  • At the open: FTSE 100 falls as gold and oil lose their shine

    May 4, 2016

    There was no "dead cat bounce" on European markets this morning as they continued to crash, hitting three-week lows on the back of a smorgasbord of mediocre economic data. The FTSE 100 sunk 0.6 per cent in the first few hours of the day to stand at 6,150.48. The German Dax is now more than 100 [...]

  • Are emerging markets getting their mojo back?

    May 4, 2016

    Emerging markets may be getting some of their mojo back after a tough couple of years. So says Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM), citing a rally in emerging market bonds. Yacov Arnopolin, a portfolio manager for the GSAM emerging markets debt team, is encouraged that the recent interest in emerging markets has been broad-based and [...]

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