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  • Nestle faces rejection over KitKat copyright claim after European Court of Justice ruled against trademark appeal

    June 11, 2015

    KitKat copycats could be on the prowl after the top lawyer at the European Court of Justice decided not to give Nestle a break over its attempts to trademark the plain four-fingered bar.    The case dates back to 2010 when KitKat owner Nestle sought to register the shape of the four-bar treat without the [...]

  • Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis: “We will not accept a one per cent primary budget surplus”

    June 11, 2015

    Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis has told MPs that the country will not accept a primary budget surplus target of more than one per cent.  Read more: S&P lowers Greece's credit rating further The country had originally proposed a target of 0.6 per cent for 2015 – significantly below the 1.5 per cent mooted by [...]

  • London house prices: As rents keep rising, here’s how the Monopoly board looks in 2015

    June 11, 2015

    Click to see table in a new window There has been a shake-up in the London property price hierarchy, and the most profitable places to be a landlord have moved dramatically. That well-established measure of London property values – the humble Monopoly board – has been shaken and stirred by fluctuations in the market, and [...]

  • Swedish krona jumps against the euro as it climbs out of deflationary spiral

    June 11, 2015

    The Swedish krona jumped against the euro this morning after official data showed it had come out of deflation for the month of May. The krona rose more than one per cent to 0.108 against the euro, and 0.56 per cent to 0.1217 against the dollar. Prices in the country rose 0.1 per cent in [...]

  • Alibaba founder Jack Ma’s three tips for small business owners

    June 11, 2015

    If there's one person small business owners would want to learn from, the richest man of the world's second-largest economy who was also the guiding force behind the biggest IPO in history wouldn't be far down the last. Luckily, Jack Ma has shared his three tips for small business owners in a conversation with American [...]

  • Royal Mail share price drops as government nets £750m from sale of 15 per cent stake

    June 11, 2015

    The government sold off half its remaining stake in the Royal Mail this morning at 500p per share – half again as much as its original price when it listed in October 2013. Read more: Lessons learned as final parcel of Royal Mail goes on sale The offer netted the government £750m, leaving it with [...]

  • South Korea cuts interest rate to record low amid Mers outbreak

    June 11, 2015

    South Korea has had to slash its benchmark interest rate to a record low amid a deadly outbreak of the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (Mers). Bank of Korea cut its main interest rate by 0.25 per cent taking it to 1.5 per cent amid dampening domestic demand and slowing exports. "In particular, we are concerned [...]

  • The Competition and Markets Authority issues “final order” demanding Ryanair sell its Aer Lingus holding to British Airways parent IAG

    June 11, 2015

    The Competition and Markets Authority has issued a final order that Ryanair sell down its stake in Aer Lingus, reducing its holding from 29.8 per cent to five per cent – but Ryanair has hit back at what it calls a "ridiculous" ruling.    It follows a decision by the Irish government last month to [...]

  • UK Oil and Gas Investments share price slides after funding announcement

    June 11, 2015

    Shares in the firm exploring oil reserves in the Weald Basin near Gatwick airport have opened lower following a new round of funding. UK Oil and Gas Investments shares were as much as four per cent lower in early trading after it announced a share sale raised £6m after Wednesday's market close.  Shares closed down [...]

  • Standard & Poor’s lowers Greece’s credit rating to CCC, warns it could be downgraded further

    June 11, 2015

    Well, this is a surprise.    Standard & Poor's has lowered Greece's credit rating one notch to CCC and said it could be lowered again within the next year as the country's financial situation worsens.    Although normally S&P would be restricted from altering its rating of Greece outside a “pre-established calendar”, the agency said [...]

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