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  • Apple’s chip maker Arm’s share price has dropped, despite upping its dividend by 25 per cent

    July 22, 2015

    Apple's chip maker Arm Holdings's share price dipped this morning, despite upping its interim dividend 25 per cent after being buoyed by yet another strong quarter.  The figures: Group revenues for the second quarter were up 15 per cent year-on-year in dollar terms, or 22 per cent in sterling.   Most of that came from [...]

  • Generation rent on the rise: UK private rental sector set to outstrip households with mortgages

    July 21, 2015

    The plight of Britain’s generation of renters was laid bare this morning, as new figures showed that those in the private rental sector could out­num­ber mortgage-holders in a decade.   City analysts say there are now 5.4m households in the UK’s private rental sector – more than double the same figure from 2001.    By 2025, [...]

  • Barclays and UK fraud office eye deal over criminal probe into Qatar

    July 21, 2015

    Barclays is widely believed to be in talks with the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) over a potential deal to resolve a long-running criminal probe into the bank’s dealings with Qatari investors in 2008. The SFO has proposed the possibility of a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) linked to the bank’s fundraising activities during the financial crisis. [...]

  • Mark Carney points to interest rate hike at the turn of this year

    July 21, 2015

    The Bank of England will need to decide around the turn of the year whether the time is right to start to raise interest rates from their current record low, its governor Mark Carney said last night. Carney, speaking at an event hosted by the Policy Exchange think tank, said the UK economy still faced [...]

  • Ashley Madison’s hacking affair: Is a London IPO now a fling too far after data breach?

    July 21, 2015

    Ryainair boss Michael O’Leary is no shrinking violet, but even Ashley Madison, the controversial adultery website hacked on Monday, proved too much for the colourful Irishman.   The Ryanair chief was offered €120,000 (£84,350) by Ashley Madison last year to paint its logo on one of its planes, but turned them down.    The incident [...]

  • Arbuthnot warns over higher bank tax: “This will act as a brake on challenger sector”

    July 21, 2015

    Challenger bank Arbuthnot Banking Group yesterday warned higher taxes on bank profits will hurt lending to the real economy    The firm, owner of private bank Arbuthnot Latham and half-owner of listed entity Secure Trust Bank, also called on chancellor George Osborne to calculate bank taxes on the size of their balance sheets.   The [...]

  • Stricter visa rules to give firms headache amid skills shortage

    July 21, 2015

    Proposed changes to rules governing who can work in the UK threaten to exacerbate the skills shortage facing employers, the head of a major recruiting body has warned. “Our data show that almost all businesses are operating at capacity and want to take on more staff to meet demand, but the reality is that chronic [...]

  • Rothesay Life racks up biggest buy-in of 2015 with new £1.6bn CAAPS deal

    July 21, 2015

    Insurance firm Rothesay Life has completed a £1.6bn bulk annuity deal with the Civil Aviation Authority Pensions Scheme (CAAPS), the second largest buy-in ever secured by a UK pension scheme. The arrangement is also the largest de-risking transaction completed so far this year. Rothesay Life has now written £3.4bn of new business year-to-date in 2015. [...]

  • Apple Watch sales “beat internal forecasts”, selling more than iPad or iPhone in its first quarter

    July 21, 2015

    As Apple released the first set of results from the tech giant to include Apple Watch sales, the one question everyone wanted answered was: How has the Apple Watch fared? A flop or a success for the company? Curious investors were left to wonder, however, as Apple did not break out unit sales for its [...]

  • Apple earnings: Profits soar as China continues to boost iPhone 6 sales – but share price slides seven per cent

    July 21, 2015

    Despite beating analysts' sales and revenue expectations again, Apple share fell by seven per cent after the company reported selling fewer iPhones than forecast and lowered fourth quarter profit guidance. The figures Smashing through what is traditionally its slowest sales period, Apple has reported a quarterly record-high revenue of $49.6bn, beating analysts' forecasts for the [...]

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