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  • EasyJet share price falls after it warns on tough outlook

    May 12, 2015

    The figures: Budget airliner easyJet made £7m profit in the six months to March, up from a loss of £53m last year. Additionally revenue per seat – a measure of profitability – rose 2.6 per cent on a constant currency basis.  Nonetheless it shares were trading down 8.5 per cent at 1,677p this morning after it warned on its [...]

  • Eurozone banks are at risk of failing now as much as they were in 2008, new research finds

    May 12, 2015

    If you think the European Central Bank and Bank of England’s stress tests have made Europe’s banking crash proof, think again. Despite the changes to the banking system, many institutions are still as vulnerable as they were before the 2008 crash, according to research by the University of Portsmouth. Banks in Italy, France, and Spain [...]

  • Sterling soars to highest level this year after output smashes expectations

    May 12, 2015

    The pound soared after this morning after UK output beat expectations in March, according to data released today by the Office for National Statistics. Total production and manufacturing rose in March, increasing 0.5 per cent and 0.4 per cent respectively. Industrial production smashed analysts expectations, as many had said it would remain flat month-on-month. This [...]

  • The government has just sold off more Lloyds shares

    May 12, 2015

    After being in government for just a few days, the Tories have sold another load of shares in taxpayer-backed Lloyds, reducing its stake in the bank to less than 20 per cent. It sold £500m shares in Lloyds under a trading plan to gradually sell off shares, that was first outlined in December. And this means [...]

  • Experian’s growth stalls despite strong UK performance

    May 12, 2015

    One word sums up Experian’s growth during the last financial year: sluggish. The figures Total revenues were $4.8bn (£3.1bn), while revenue growth was at one per cent at actual exchange rates, rising to three per cent at constant currency rates. Organic revenue rose one per cent, after a stronger final quarter. Benchmark profit before tax [...]

  • Why Opec thinks oil prices will stay below $100 for a decade

    May 12, 2015

    The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) thinks oil will stay below $100 for a decade, and it's worried a low oil price environment won't be enough to snuff out the emerging US shale gas industry. A report seen by the Wall Street Journal has said that Opec thinks a best-case scenario will see oil prices [...]

  • Citi avoids Libor charge but faces forex-rigging settlement

    May 11, 2015

    Giant investment bank Citi will not face prosecution over Libor manipulation from the US Department of Justice, yesterday announcing that the investigation is at an end. However, Citi is expected to be one of at least four banks settling the allegations of foreign exchange manipulation with US regulators this week. The bank has already paid [...]

  • Easter holidays and rise in emerging market routes boosts Heathrow airport passenger numbers

    May 11, 2015

    Heathrow airport saw passenger numbers rise over the recent Easter getaway period. Last month, the hub had 6.14m passengers pass through it. This is a 1.2 per cent rise over March and April from the same time last year, including the early Easter break. There was also a boost in transfer passengers using the airport, [...]

  • Whistl’s 2,000 jobs at risk as deliveries end

    May 11, 2015

    Whistl, Britain’s second-largest postal service, has suspended deliveries, putting the jobs of its 2,000 workers at risk. The Dutch-owned company, which was formerly known as TNT Post, has sent home its staff and is reviewing the viability of its loss-making “final mile” service. The move boosted shares in its rival Royal Mail by 3.74 per [...]

  • HSS Hire returns to takeover fray after IPO with £11m All Seasons aircon deal

    May 11, 2015

    Tool hire firm HSS Hire, which floated on the stock market earlier this year, yesterday paid £11.3m to buy heating and air conditioning hire firm All Seasons Hire. All Seasons, which will retain its name when it merges into HSS, had previously supplied equipment to HSS’ OneCall division that had put the firm on the [...]

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