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  • HSBC to move 1,000 jobs from Canary Wharf to Birmingham

    March 24, 2015

    HSBC will move 1,000 jobs from its Canary Wharf headquarters to Birmingham from 2017, the bank said today. In a statement today, it added that the jobs will be head office roles at its ring-fenced bank.  Under rules due to be set out by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), banks must separate their "core" retail [...]

  • Five Morrisons execs leave as Potts swings axe

    March 24, 2015

    Five members of Morrisons' management team are on the way out, after new boss David Potts swung his axe. Group customer marketing and digital director Nick Collard, group retail director Martyn Fletcher, group property and strategy director Gordon Mowat, group logistics director Neal Austin and convenience managing director Nigel Robertson are all leaving. "I will [...]

  • Brexit would be “disastrous” for UK, says Standard Life chairman

    March 24, 2015

    The chairman of insurer Standard Life has told the CityWeek conference it would be "disastrous for London and the UK" if Britain were to leave the single market. Sir Gerry Grimstone said: Why on earth would we not want to be part of one of the biggest markets in the world? Our whole energy should [...]

  • Surprise as UK inflation falls to zero for first time since current records began in 1989

    March 24, 2015

    Inflation fell to zero in February for the first time since current the current records began in 1989, moving Britain closer to deflation, official statistics showed today.   Figures released by the Office for National Statistics showed prices didn't increase at all in February compared with the same time a year ago. The figure came [...]

  • 888 Holdings share price jumps as it announces one-off dividend after “record” year

    March 24, 2015

    Investing may be a gamble, but this morning 888 Holdings shareholders won big after the online gaming group recommended a special dividend of 7 cents per share, on top of a final dividend of 4.5 cents per share. The news sent shares up 4.75 per cent at 160p as the market opened. The company said [...]

  • Missed financial targets at RSA wipe a third off of Stephen Hester’s bonus

    March 23, 2015

    RSA chief executive Stephen Hester has been granted 68 per cent of his potential bonus, with missed financial targets mostly responsible for the loss of nearly one third. Hester’s £939,000 bonus took his total remuneration for 2014 to £2.12m, according to the company’s annual report released yesterday. Hester became embroiled in several pay scandals as [...]

  • Heron Tower forex trader CWM FX drops website after provider Leverate pulls platform

    March 23, 2015

    CWM FX has pulled the forex trading function from its website after platform provider Leverate Financial Services terminated its working agreement, Morning Wire understands. Earlier this month CWM FX referred to a Canada police raid at Heron Tower (100 Bishopsgate) in which 13 people were arrested, and later released on bail. Further details [...]

  • Mario Draghi defends ECB policy decisions after QE rollout

    March 23, 2015

    European Central Bank (ECB) chief Mario Draghi yesterday hit back at claims that new monetary policy measures would reduce the need for governments to undertake reforms, ultimately harming growth prospects. “Do you really think a high level of interest rates would form an incentive for a government to improve its education system, or judiciary, or [...]

  • Finsbury Foods doubles profit as Britons gobble up Disney cakes

    March 23, 2015

    Finsbury Food said yesterday its profit nearly doubled in the first half of the year thanks to its recent acquisition of rival baker Fletchers and soaring demand for Disney’s Frozen celebration cakes. The sponge cake, featuring Olaf the snowman, flew off the shelves at Chistmas, helping to lift sales by 24 per cent to £107.6m. [...]

  • Dairy Crest sale of milk business to Muller referred back to UK watchdog

    March 23, 2015

    Dairy Crest Group said yesterday that it was still on track to sell its dairy operations after being referred back to the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) yesterday by the European Commission for review. The company behind Cathedral City cheese and Frijj milkshakes is in the process of selling its loss-making liquid milk business [...]

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