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  • Tube delays: Commuters face Tube misery as severe delays hit two lines

    May 16, 2019

    Commuters were left to suffer a torrid journey to work this morning with two key Tube and transport lines suffering severe delays and one part suspended. The Bakerloo Line was running with severe delays after a signal failure at Queen’s Park this morning. At 11am it was still running minor delays. Read more: Commuter chaos: Severe [...]

  • Thomas Cook share price crashes as it suffers ‘grim’ £1.45bn loss and issues fresh profit warning

    May 16, 2019

    Thomas Cook shares plunged today as it issued a fresh profit warning and revealed a stunning £1.45bn loss in the six months to the end of March, after booking a £1.1bn goodwill impairment relating to a merger from over a decade ago. Read more: Thomas Cook shares leap following Lufthansa bid for airline business The [...]

  • Logistics firm Wincanton raises profits despite fall in revenue

    May 16, 2019

    Small cap logistics firm Wincanton boosted profits in its latest financial year despite slipping revenues, sending shares up 1.6 per cent to 260p in early trading. Read more: Wincanton cashes in on Brexit uncertainty The figures Profit before tax increased 6.3 per cent year on year to £49.3m in the 12 months to the end [...]

  • Storms and abandoned nuclear projects take chunk out of National Grid profits

    May 16, 2019

    Profits fell by a third at National Grid last year it said a day after being thrown into the centre of a debate over nationalisation. The figures The FTSE 100 grid operator lost 31 per cent of its profit before tax, down to £1.84bn in the year ending March, it said this morning. Read more: [...]

  • Cost overruns mean London may suck up benefits of HS2 and short-change the north, Lords warn

    May 16, 2019

    London risks reaping all the rewards from HS2, leaving the north "short-changed", a stinging House of Lords report has warned today. The costs of the £56bn railway "do not appear to be under control" and the government must find ways to reduce them so that the second phase of the railway, based in the north, definitely gets built, [...]

  • Labour plans to nationalise power grid would delay green transition, firms say

    May 15, 2019

    The businesses which supply power to British homes have hit out at Labour after it revealed plans to bring the electricity grid back into public hands. National Grid, which has run the networks since privatisation in 1990, today took aim at the party’s ambitions, saying its business was creating a framework to help Britain reduce its [...]

  • Crossrail is paying drivers £13m a year to practise while they wait for Elizabeth Line to open

    May 15, 2019

    Crossrail is spending nearly £13m a year on drivers who are spending their time practising as they wait for the delayed railway to open in two years' time. Read more: Crossrail bosses blasted for 'driving up costs' on London's £17.6bn project The numbers were revealed after Gareth Bacon, the Tory leader in the London Assembly, asked [...]

  • Trainline owner mulls £1bn sale as IPO plans build up head of steam

    May 15, 2019

    The owner of ticketing firm Trainline is reportedly exploring a sale of the company alongside plans for a £1bn stock market listing. Read more: UK's biggest travel booking app Trainline considers £1bn flotation US investment giant KKR, which has owned Trainline since 2015, has approached a number of private equity groups to gauge interest in [...]

  • Stobart names new chairman after boardroom battle with former chief Andrew Tinkler

    May 15, 2019

    Stobart has chosen a new chairman to succeed the incumbent Iain Ferguson, who was at the centre of a boardroom battle last year with former chief Andrew Tinkler. The aviation and energy giant has announced that David Shearer, a former senior partner at Deloitte in Scotland and Northern Ireland, will join the Stobart board as a [...]

  • Tui losses widen as grounded Boeing planes weigh on travel operator

    May 15, 2019

    Tensions on the Mexican border helped widen losses at tour operator Tui as US customers lost interest in travelling to their southern neighbour. The company downgraded its guidance for the full year, after its Boeing 737 Max fleet was grounded. The figures Losses before income tax grew by 47.5 per cent in the first half [...]

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