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  • Barratt share price jumps as housebuilder posts “excellent” first half

    January 13, 2016

    Another day, another housebuilder smugly proving the property sector is where it's at these days. But one analyst was still cautious… The figures The company said it completed 7,626 homes in the six months to the end of December, 9.4 per cent more than last year. The company was receiving 0.66 net private reservations per active site each week – up from [...]

  • Tullow Oil share prices rises as it cuts expenditure

    January 13, 2016

    Against a backdrop of falling oil prices, Tullow Oil has posted results in line with market expectations – which caused the company's share price to rise over seven per cent as markets opened. The figures Tullow Oil reported that, for the full year 2015, it expects to deliver revenue of $1.6bn (£1.11bn), in line with market expectations. Pre-tax operating [...]

  • Finally some good news: Chinese exports unexpectedly rise as concerns over a slowdown in the world’s second largest economy linger

    January 13, 2016

    While fears over the state of the Chinese economy persist, some good news was delivered this morning, after Chinese exports defied expectations in December to rise. Chinese exports rose 2.3 per cent in December from a year ago in yuan-denominated terms, against forecasts of a 4.1 per cent fall. A weakening currency is thought to have [...]

  • Treating death as taboo is leaving many Londoners poorly prepared, and capital dwellers are more likely to think they don’t want or need a will

    January 13, 2016

    Londoners' taboos about mortality have left them inadequately prepared for the financial impact of death. According to a report released today by Aviva, six out of ten of London adults said that they felt death was still a taboo subject and just less than half (49 per cent) said that they do not want to [...]

  • Retailers sound alarm bells after one of toughest Christmas periods on record

    January 13, 2016

    UK retailers have suffered one of their worst Christmas trading periods on record, according to new research showing a surge in the number of companies struggling to make ends meet. Turnaround specialist Begbies Traynor said 26,013 UK retailers entered the year in significant financial distress – nearly double the amount recorded in the fourth quarter [...]

  • Court told General Motors hid ignition switch defect that led to recall of millions of vehicles

    January 12, 2016

    General Motors should be made to pay for hiding a defect with ignition switches that has been linked to nearly 400 injuries and deaths, a lawyer told a New York jury today. "This case is not just about an accident that occurred in Oklahoma in 2014," said Robert Hilliard, who is representing Robert Scheuer, an Oklahoma man injured [...]

  • Tensions brew over Yorkshire bridge as Samuel Smiths bars government plans for temporary crossing

    January 12, 2016

    A fight has broken out over government plans to put in place a temporary footbridge to replace a flood-hit crossing in Yorkshire. Land owner Samuel Smiths Brewery has blocked plans to put a temporary bridge over the River Wharfe in Tadcaster and criticised the local authority for not maintain the old listed bridge.  "In our opinion the [...]

  • Shareholders expect banking giant HSBC to keep its headquarters in London

    January 12, 2016

    Major investors in HSBC think the bank is more likely to remain headquartered in London following changes to the political and regulatory landscape since the bank announced a review nine months ago. Richard Buxton, chief executive of HSBC shareholder Old Mutual Global Investors, told Morning Wire: “I do think the mood music changed materially after the [...]

  • US oil falls below $30 a barrel for first time since 2003

    January 12, 2016

    Oil prices have fallen below $30 a barrel for the first time since 2003.  West Texas Intermediate crude dropped very briefly to $29.97 a barrel before returning to $30 a barrel. It comes after a number of banks cut their forecasts for oil prices. Standard Chartered said it could fall to as low as $10 a [...]

  • Shares jump as The Gym Group reaches 2015 finishing line in good shape

    January 12, 2016

    The Gym Group has worked up a good sweat since its market debut in November after an upbeat trading update released today by the budget fitness chain sent shares soaring nearly four per cent. The company, which operates 74 low cost gyms, said profits for 2015 are on track to meet market expectations after winning [...]

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