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  • Chinese tech giant Tencent beats expectations on quarterly profit, but gets hurt by slowed revenue growth

    November 14, 2018

    Tencent has trounced consensus estimates on profits in its third quarter, as gains from its investments helped to offset weaker results in its core gaming business hit by legal woes. Its share price was down 0.8 per cent as markets closed in Hong Kong this morning. The figures Net profit in the three months to September [...]

  • M&G buys Financial Times headquarters from Pearson for £115m

    November 14, 2018

    Publishing giant Pearson today agreed to sell the Financial Times's headquarters to investment firm M&G for £115m. The building at One Southwark Bridge, on the bank of the Thames, has been home to the Financial Times since 1987. The deal is expected to close by the end of 2018. Now the newspaper will move back to its [...]

  • Business booms at S4 Capital as it tees up its second takeover

    November 14, 2018

    Sir Martin Sorrell’s new outfit, S4 Capital, posted strong sales growth in the third quarter, the company said today. The firm, which was set up after Sorrell left advertising giant WPP, delivered revenues of over €29m (£26.2m) in the quarter, a rise of almost 45 per cent. Gross profit, meanwhile, shot up 32 per cent [...]

  • Snap’s head of content jumps ship despite recent launch of Netflix-style original video

    November 13, 2018

    London entrepreneur Nick Bell has become the latest executive to leave Snap, as the vice president of content resigned only a month after launching the app's Netflix-style original service. Bell informed employees of his departure yesterday, leaving behind just one member of Snap's leadership team from when the company went public last year, outside of its two co-founders.  [...]

  • Johnston Press shares rocket following reports the Daily Mail might buy the i newspaper

    November 12, 2018

    Shares in struggling newspaper publisher Johnston Press soared by more than 20 per cent this morning following reports that the Daily Mail’s parent company was preparing to snap up its national flagship the i newspaper. Johnston Press, which owns The Scotsman and The Yorkshire Post as well as smaller regional titles across the UK, put itself [...]

  • Daily Mail owner eyes The i newspaper as struggling Johnston Press looks to offload assets

    November 10, 2018

    The company behind the Daily Mail is considering a bid for the 'i' newspaper a month after owner Johnston Press said it would put itself up for sale. The Daily Mail and General Trust is in the early stages of planning a bid due in a few weeks, Sky News reported. The newspaper, which is housed in [...]

  • Sir Martin Sorrell’s S4 Capital confirms deal talks as it chases US-based Mightyhive

    November 9, 2018

    S4 Capital has confirmed deal talks are underway following rumours that it is making a play for a US advertising firm. Sir Martin Sorrell’s new venture told investors this morning that “it is in discussions with the owners of several digital marketing services businesses about a possible acquisition”. Media reports suggest that S4 is close [...]

  • ITV warns that economic uncertainty will hit advertising revenues

    November 7, 2018

    ITV's share price fell almost 3 per cent today to 150p as it predicted a dip in advertising revenue at the end of the year as continued economic uncertainty takes its toll on the broadcaster. The channel's performance in the first nine months of the year was in line with expectations, recording a six per cent increase in [...]

  • Killing Eve in real life would lead to a workplace disaster

    November 6, 2018

    Few people seem to have missed one of this year’s most popular TV series, Killing Eve. For those who have not yet caught up with the latest craze, the show follows Eve Polastri, an intelligence officer whose sole mission becomes to track down an assassin named Villanelle – an operation that leaves a comedy (and [...]

  • ITV names Microfocus finance boss as new CFO

    November 5, 2018

    ITV today confirmed the appointment of a new chief financial officer. Chris Kennedy will join in February 2019 after finishing up his current role as CFO of Microfocus, where he has served only since January 2018. "This is an exciting time to be joining ITV,” Kennedy said. "I'm looking forward to working with the team [...]

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