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  • Lloyds automotive report: Car makers fear exports will stall as global economy slows

    December 7, 2015

    Britain's car makers are becoming more pessimistic on their growth prospects, citing a weak global economy as the main reason. A survey of 100 UK car firms showed the global economy was the biggest concern for 43 per cent of them, making it the top worry for the second year running. The figures from Lloyds [...]

  • One Undershaft: Plans to build the City’s tallest skyscraper and London’s second highest building revealed

    December 7, 2015

    Plans to build the City’s tallest skyscraper and London's second highest building – rivalled only by the Shard – have been unveiled today. Singapore-based developers Aroland Holdings are seeking planning permission to build a 73 storey tower at One Undershaft in the City, between the Leadenhall Building and 30 St Mary’s Axe. Standing 309.6 metres [...]

  • UK consumer spending slows in November despite Black Friday sales boom

    December 7, 2015

    Consumer spending edged higher in November as feverish demand for televisions and other bargains online over the Black Friday weekend helped to offset a decline on the high street. Figures released today based on credit and debit card transactions from Visa Europe show consumer spending rose by 1.1 per cent on the year, albeit at [...]

  • City Moves for 07 December 2015 | Who’s switching jobs

    December 6, 2015

    IG GROUP The online trading firm has named Peter Hetherington (pictured) as chief executive. He took on the role of interim chief exec in October, and has been a member of the IG board since 2002. JP MORGAN JP Morgan Asset Management Global Insurance Solutions (GIS) has appointed James Peagam as head of GIS. He [...]

  • FTSE 100 hoping for festive cheer to follow European Central Bank’s Mario Draghi – London Report

    December 6, 2015

    Following widespread market disappointment last week after the European Central Bank came in at below expectations with its interest rates and monetary easing policy, this week the big macro-economic numbers to look out for are coming from China We’ll get the country’s trade balance and then consumer price inflation figures tomorrow. Back here in Britain [...]

  • Expected rate rise build up begins in US – New York Report

    December 6, 2015

    Last week’s back-to-back equities selloff might have been a chance to ride a US stocks rally towards the end of the year, amid the goldilocks economy scenario of a strong jobs market and falling oil prices. The S&P 500 rallied two per cent Friday to eke a slight gain for the week, the ninth up [...]

  • Inflation and skills shortages on the rise for London construction companies

    December 6, 2015

    A growing skills shortage is causing London’s largest building contractors to turn down one in every two bidding opportunities, new data has revealed. The survey from infrastructure and support services group AECOM estimates that construction costs have risen annually by 10 per cent during 2015, with predicted increases of seven per cent in 2016 before [...]

  • Big tobacco to fight in court against plain packaging

    December 6, 2015

    Some of the world's biggest tobacco firms are going to court with the UK this week in a row over the introduction of plain packaging for cigarettes. British American Tobacco (BAT), Imperial Tobacco, Philip Morris International and Japan Tobacco International have teamed up in the High Court to argue the plan to ban branding on [...]

  • Funding crisis puts 1,700 jobs at risk over Christmas at printer Polestar

    December 6, 2015

    An emergency financial review at printer Polestar has reportedly found the firm could run out of money by Christmas. According to a Deloitte report seen by the Sunday Times accountants at Deloitte have warned the printer, which produces the Radio Times, Private Eye and Top Gear, will need to take on additional immediate funding. It’s being [...]

  • Tata Steel nears sale of Scunthorpe plant as three bidders emerge

    December 6, 2015

    Tata Steel is said to be nearing a sale of its business unit that includes its 150-year-old Scunthorpe plant, with a deal expected to be agreed as early as this week. The company is understood to have received formal bids from three interested parties, according to the Sunday Telegraph. These include Greybull Capital, the investment firm [...]

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