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  • Thousands of job losses expected as Malaysia Airlines enters pre-pack administration

    June 1, 2015

    Malaysia Airlines has started a “hard reset” of its business, which could include as many as 6,000 job losses, as it struggles to keep running.    Last week the troubled carrier, which suffered two major tragedies last year, entered a pre-pack administration as it transitions to a new company, Malaysia Airlines Berhad.    PwC Malaysia's [...]

  • Asos share price opens lower after “Black Friday” style outage as customers clamour for discount

    June 1, 2015

    Shares in online retail giant opened 1.5 per cent lower at 3,630p after a day-long outage prevented thousands of customers from taking advantage of a 20 per cent discount. Banners on the website advertised a 20 per cent discount on "Every. Single. Thing", causing customers to flock to the site. But it failed to stand [...]

  • Lloyds shares to be sold to retail investors within 12 months, says Treasury

    June 1, 2015

    The government has sold off more of its shares in Lloyds and is planning to sell to retail investors within the next year in "Tell Sid" style sell-off.  Another one per cent has been sold off by the Treasury, reducing its stake in the bank to 19 per cent. "The trading plan has been a [...]

  • Greek leader resents way creditors have behaved

    June 1, 2015

    Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras launched a scathing tirade of criticism at the country’s creditors yesterday, accusing them of giving a false representation of negotiations and hitting out at their insistence that Greece stick to its austere path. “The lack of an agreement so far is not due to the supposed intransigent, uncompromising and incomprehensible [...]

  • Cambridge, Guildford and Reading: These are the UK cities where getting a job is easiest

    June 1, 2015

    If you want to play the odds when going for a job, you might want to focus on some of the major satellite cities around London. The cities with the highest number of jobs per applicant were found in the south of England. Cambridge had just 0.11 jobseekers per vacancy, while Guildford had 0.15.  People living [...]

  • WPP braced for new revolt over Martin Sorrell’s £43m

    May 31, 2015

    Controversy over WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell’s remuneration has erupted once more, after two leading proxy advisory groups raised concerns over the £43m pay package he received last year. The size of Sorrell’s payout has remained a sticking point for many investors, despite the advertising giant introducing a new policy in 2013 and abandoning [...]

  • Deloitte promotes more female partners in drive for equality

    May 31, 2015

    Big four accountancy firm Deloitte promoted 22 women to the position of partner today, in its biggest ever round of appointments. The promotion of 75 new partners also includes 23 outside London as the business expands its reach outside the capital. And it announced a “return to work” scheme designed to help women who have [...]

  • David Cameron says free childcare to double in 2016 to 30 hours per week for working parent households

    May 31, 2015

    Working parents can look forward to 15 hours of additional free childcare each week as soon as next year, the Prime Minister will say today.   David Cameron will announce that the government is bringing forward its plans to increase  free childcare for working parents, from 15 hours to 30 hours per week.    On [...]

  • Brookfield: Center Parcs’ next big owner

    May 31, 2015

    Family favourite Center Parcs looks set to change owners, with Brookfield interested in snapping it up Adventure holidays are very big business. Family-friendly Center Parcs runs five sites around the UK, and made profits of £147m last year. And its sustained success attracts the very biggest investors. Private equity group Blackstone is selling the group, [...]

  • Dunelm founder Bill Adderley sells majority of his stake in Marks & Spencer

    May 31, 2015

    Bill Adderley, the billionaire founder of homeware retailer Dunelm, has sold most of his shares in Marks & Spencer three years after building up a stake to become the firm’s largest private shareholder. Adderley has sold two thirds of his three per cent stake in M&S, telling the Sunday Times that there were “a couple [...]

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