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  • At the close: FTSE 100 index closes up on miners despite losses in Next and Sainsbury’s

    January 5, 2016

    The FTSE 100 index closed up today, outperforming other European markets, as miners made gains. The index closed 0.72 per cent up at 6,137 points, despite losses in Next, Sainsbury's and stocks in companies with exposure to China. Miners ended the day higher, with Glencore leading the pack and Anglo American and Rio Tinto not far behind, after [...]

  • Andrew Tyrie MP: HSBC chief executive Stuart Gulliver has questions to answer over latest IT failure with online and mobile banking services down

    January 5, 2016

    HSBC chief executive Stuart Gulliver has serious questions to answer after the bank's latest IT glitch left customers locked out of their online and mobile banking accounts, a leading MP has claimed. Andrew Tyrie, a Conservative MP who chairs the influential Treasury select committee, said today that he will be asking Gulliver and the regulators for [...]

  • Retail therapy: British supermarket giant Sainsbury’s considers second bid for Argos owner Home Retail Group

    January 5, 2016

    Sainsbury's is mulling over a second bid for Home Retail Group after it came clean yesterday about a £1bn unsolicited offer for the Argos and Homebase owner. The supermarket chain said it is “considering its position” after its initial cash and share bid in November was rejected by Home Retail’s board. Home Retail was also reportedly [...]

  • Orange and Bouygues Telecom share price soars on confirmed merger talks but French telco deal faces competition probes

    January 5, 2016

    France’s largest mobile operator Orange has confirmed merger talks with rival Bouygues, marking the latest step in European telco firms’ race towards consolidation. A deal between the two, merging France’s largest and third-largest operators, has been estimated to be worth €10bn (£7.3bn). Rumours of the talks were first reported by French newspaper Journal de Dimanche [...]

  • AA drives into connected car tech with joint venture Intelematics Europe

    January 5, 2016

    The AA has sealed a joint venture to develop connected car services which could improve roadside assistance services and even lower motorists' car insurance. The London-listed company today announced the launch of Intelematics Europe, a joint venture co-owned by the AA, two other European roadside assistant clubs and Intelematics. The move marks another step into the [...]

  • Hipsters and Mindfulness: Ladybird books prove a hit for bookseller Foyles

    January 5, 2016

    Publisher Ladybird's series of spoof guides helping adults to make sense of modern day themes from hipsters to hangovers have proved a hit for bookseller Foyles this Christmas.  The family-owned retailer said like-for-like sales jumped by 4.7 per cent for the month of December with seven of Ladybird's for grown up series making it into the [...]

  • Commodities swing into 2016: China sends shockwaves through commodity markets as copper falls and oil prices wobble on Middle East tension

    January 5, 2016

    The new year started with a bang, as China worries wiped value off stock markets around the world, copper prices were squeezed and oil oscillated following an escalation of tensions in the Middle East. The glum start to the year means more uncertainty for commodity markets, already badly battered from last year, when a basket of [...]

  • Volkswagen latest: VW share price continues to fall after US launches lawsuit

    January 5, 2016

    Investors continued to punish Volkswagen today, with the carmaker's shares slumping 5.4 per cent to €119.55 per share, in response to a US lawsuit over the emissions scandal. Volkswagen shares closed down 6.8 per cent at €125.20 yesterday, after it was sued by the US over alleged violations of the Clean Air Act by fitting illegal devices to evade [...]

  • FTSE 100 index opens higher regaining some losses made yesterday on the back of miners and Tesco

    January 5, 2016

    The FTSE 100 made a strong start as markets opened, regaining some of the 2.6 per cent it shed yesterday. The index rose 1.09 per cent to 6,158 points as trading began, led higher by miners and Tesco, while Aberdeen Asset Management and Next fell. Tesco led the pack, rising 4.26 per cent to 148.48p per share, [...]

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