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  • Swiss bank UBS lowers profit guidance and pushes back targets

    November 3, 2015

    Swiss bank UBS has warned that tougher regulation in Europe as well as a slowing global economy is going to weigh on profits over coming years. Despite stronger third quarter results than many of its European and US rivals, the bank's share price dropped by five per cent on the news. Net profit at the bank [...]

  • Amazon and Argos deals are winning UK Black Friday 2015 and Christmas online shopping race

    November 3, 2015

    It looks like Father Christmas is planning to do most of his shopping at Amazon and Argos this year after an analysis of Google’s most popular Christmas search terms showed that the two retail giants have taken the greatest share of visits over the last three months. Linkdex has crunched data on 7,000 Christmas-related keyword [...]

  • Barratt, Berkeley Group, Persimmon and Taylor Wimpey share prices fall as Liberum brands housebuilders “overvalued”

    November 3, 2015

    Is this another sign of the much-anticipated bubble? Shares in some of the UK's largest housebuilders fell this morning after one broker downgraded them to "sell". In a note this morning, Charlie Campbell of Liberum cut Barratt, Persimmon and Taylor Wimpey, saying the largest housebuilders' valuations were "too optimistic". All three were among the biggest fallers on [...]

  • Shell’s chief executive Ben van Beurden announces an extra $1bn of savings to make $70bn BG deal work with low oil prices

    November 3, 2015

    Royal Dutch Shell chief executive Ben van Beurden sought to reassure investors today that Shell's planned takeover of rival BG group will still work, assuming oil prices stabilise at around $60 a barrel. The deal, which is expected to complete early in 2016 and could be worth as much as $70bn (£45.3bn), is one of the biggest mergers announced [...]

  • Tullow Oil’s share price is rallying as investors cheer maintained bank lending limit

    November 3, 2015

    Tullow Oil's share price is leading the FTSE 250 today, as investors celebrated banks maintaining lending to the company. In mid-morning trading the oil and gas producer's share price was up 14.03 per cent up at 227.8p. This goes against the trend of oil producing companies of late, who have suffered due to global supply glut concerns.  [...]

  • Forget clicks vs bricks: Amazon is opening its first physical bookshop Amazon Books today in Seattle

    November 3, 2015

    If you needed further proof that the distinction between clicks and bricks is a thing of the past, look no further. Strange as it may sound, Amazon is moving firmly into the physical world with Amazon Books. The online retail giant is opening its first real bookshop in Seattle today. Unlike the online marketplace, though, [...]

  • Imperial Tobacco profits rise despite drooping cigarette sales

    November 3, 2015

    Cigarette sales are down for the FTSE-listed tobacco firm, despite an increase in growth for brands like Davidoff and Gauloises. The figures Imperial Tobacco reported full year profits of £3.05bn, up 2.4 per cent from £2.98bn last year. Net sales of tobacco are down 2.6 per cent to £6.25bn, but volume of the company’s “growth [...]

  • Profits and revenue fall at Primark’s parent company Associated British Foods – but will still pay a dividend

    November 3, 2015

    Primark parent company Associated British Foods (ABF) has said it will still pay a dividend, despite falls in both profit and revenue for the year to 12 September.  The figures Adjusted operating profit was down six per cent in real terms, or four per cent on a constant currency basis, to £1.09bn, while group revenue [...]

  • Standard Chartered share price plummets on 15,000 job cuts as part of $5.1bn-plan to rebuild troubled bank

    November 3, 2015

    Standard Chartered is cutting 15,000 jobs as it looks to shore the business up after posting “disappointing” third quarter results this morning.  The figures The Hong Kong bank reported revenues of $3.7bn for the quarter ending 30 September, down from $4.5bn for the same period last year. This fell short of the $4.1bn forecast by most [...]

  • Hey big spender! US firms splash out a record $1.8 trillion on M&A as 2015 marks return of the mega-deal

    November 3, 2015

    US companies have spent a record $1.8 trillion on mergers and acquisitions (M&A) this year as they scramble to offload huge cash piles before an expected increase in interest rates. The figures, from Dealogic, include Visa Inc’s $23.4bn (£15bn) purchase of Visa Europe yesterday, the latest in a frenzy of multi-billion dollar mega deals signed off in [...]

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