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  • Eddie Stobart agrees £55m rescue deal as losses mount up

    November 15, 2019

    Eddie Stobart has issued a warning to shareholders that its expected losses for the six months ending 31 May stand at more than £12m. The British haulier delayed the publication of its results after undertaking a review of its accounts following the discovery of a £2m error in its 2018 results. The company’s shares were [...]

  • Daimler to cut thousands of managers to pay for electric cars

    November 14, 2019

    Daimler, the maker of Mercedes-Benz cars, will cut a tenth of all its manager-level workers across the globe, in a bid to slash €1.4bn worth of personnel costs. The German manufacturer said this morning the cuts came as its profit would fall significantly over the next two years because of the shift to electric vehicles. [...]

  • Victoria line drivers prepare for November Tube strike

    November 14, 2019

    The Victoria line will grind to a halt in two weeks’ time thanks to a 24-hour drivers strike. The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) said today that Victoria line drivers would walk off the job from 10pm on Wednesday 27 November for 24 hours. Read more: London Underground: Rail union threatens [...]

  • First Group shares sink as losses widen after Greyhound charge

    November 14, 2019

    First Group’s share price sank today as it fell to a £187m half-year loss as transport charges hobbled the firm while doubts weigh over the future of its West Coast Rail franchise. Read more: CMA flags competition concerns on 21 West Coast Rail franchise routes The figures The transport giant fell to a loss before [...]

  • Tube delays hit three lines in rush hour after Edgware Road incident

    November 14, 2019

    Severe Tube delays have hit multiple lines today after a faulty train at Edgware Road caused knock-on problems across the Underground. The entire Circle Line was suffering bad delays due to the issue, as is the Hammersmith & City Line. Read more: Revealed: These are London’s most crowded Tube lines Transport for London (TfL) urged [...]

  • Uber launches new safety measures in bid to secure a London licence

    November 14, 2019

    Uber passengers will now be able to report discrimination immediately as a part of the app’s push to quell fears about safety and secure a long-term London licence later this month. The ride-hailing app was given a two-month licence extension by Transport for London (TfL) in September. TfL said it needed to see more evidence [...]

  • Brexit has cost Britain a Tesla gigafactory, according to Elon Musk

    November 13, 2019

    Britain missed the opportunity to have Tesla’s first European factory because of Brexit, according to chief executive Elon Musk. Instead, the electric car maker plumped for a site near Berlin for the so called gigafactory, where it will make batteries, powertrains and vehicles. Read more: Tesla holds share gains after surprise third quarter profit The [...]

  • British Gas owner Centrica wins Ofgem appeal over energy price cap

    November 13, 2019

    The High Court ruled in favour of British Gas owner Centrica’s appeal against the way that Ofgem calculated part of its energy price cap today. The decision means that Ofgem will have to make adjustments to the price cap. Read more: British gas owner Centrica shares fall to 20 year low as it warns over [...]

  • Wizz Air is planning to expand in London ‘no matter what happens to Brexit’

    November 13, 2019

    Low cost flyer Wizz Air is planning to spread its wings in its key London market, “no matter what happens … to Brexit,” its chief executive said today. Jozsef Varadi, who co-founded the Hungarian carrier, said this morning he “absolutely” plans to expand in the capital, despite missing out on Thomas Cook’s take-off and landing [...]

  • Speedy Hire striding forward as profit and revenue grow

    November 13, 2019

    Speedy Hire, the UK’s leading tools and equipment rental company, posted strong interim results this morning, with profit and revenue up 20 and six per cent respectively. Read more: Speedy Hire profits jacked up as small business strategy pays off The figures Profit before tax reached £16.4m, up from £13.5m for the same period in [...]

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