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  • Recovery takes UK employment to all-time high with 30.94m people in work

    March 18, 2015

    A record proportion of Britons are in work, providing a timely boost to chancellor George Osborne ahead of May’s General Election. There were 30.94m people in work in the three months ending January – 617,000 more than the same period last year, according to figures rel­eased yesterday by the Office for National Statistics. The employment [...]

  • Graduates urged to choose bank jobs over consultancies to earn more long-term

    March 18, 2015

    Consultancies and investment banks might look the same at graduate recruitment fairs, but the long-term pay prospects are better at the banks, salary data firm Emolument.com said yesterday. The average new recruit at a consultancy will receive £49,000, just under the £54,000 that a new M&A banker will be paid. But top con­sultancies in fact [...]

  • UK set to be the second-fastest growing economy in the G7

    March 18, 2015

    The UK economy will be the second fastest growing in the G7 group of nations, an international economic group said yesterday. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is predicting growth of 2.6 per cent this year. While the US is predicted to grow 3.1 per cent and the UK’s forecast marking a downgrade [...]

  • RBS scraps Amsterdam listing in latest sign of global withdrawal

    March 18, 2015

    RBS abandoned its listing on Euronext Amsterdam yesterday, as so few traders buy and sell stocks on the exchange. The Dutch listing is a legacy of RBS’ ill-fated acquisition of ABN Amro in 2007, which contributed to the bank’s collapse and subsequent bailout the following year. But since then RBS has slashed its overseas and [...]

  • Henderson Group fund managers get bumper bonus

    March 18, 2015

    Staff at investment firm Henderson Group saw their bonus pool increase to £144m after seeing a 22 per cent rise in management fees during 2014. Henderson said the increase in the bonus pool was a reward for strong net flows, investment performance and business performance and marks an 11 per cent rise on last year. [...]

  • Imagination Technologies share price slumps on 2015 forecast

    March 18, 2015

    Shares in multimedia tech firm Imagination Technologies tumbled yes­t­erday after it lowered expectations for revenue growth for 2015, it em­erged yesterday. Imagination technologies, founded in 1985, listed on the London Stock Exchange in 1994 and is a key provider of graphics technology to Apple.    The company said it expected revenue to be broadly flat [...]

  • Budget 2015: Banks bear brunt of pre-election tax increases

    March 18, 2015

    Britain’s banks were targeted yet again for a tax raid yesterday, as the chancellor hit them with the biggest tax hike of any sector. George Osborne increased the bank levy for the ninth time since it was introduced in 2011, in a move which will raise an extra £4.4bn in five years. The tax, which [...]

  • Budget 2015: Britain’s savers rewarded with new tax breaks

    March 18, 2015

    Savers are to be rewarded with a new personal savers allowance, which the Treasury said would take 95 per cent of taxpayers out of savings tax altogether. In a nod to the difficulties imposed on savers by unimpressive interest rates, the chancellor has introduced an allowance of £1,000 of interest earned on savings. Those whose [...]

  • Budget 2015: Boozers set for a boost with cuts to beer, cider and Scotch duties

    March 18, 2015

    Britain’s publicans raised a toast after further cuts to alcohol duties were announced in the 2015 Budget. With 1p off a pint and two per cent off cider duty, it marks the third year in a row duties have been cut. However, Britain’s budding wine growers will be disappointed as their duty was frozen. Ernst [...]

  • Budget 2015: Reactions to the chancellor’s statement

    March 18, 2015

    THE BUSINESS GROUP   Confederation of British Industry director generalJohn Cridland   The Budget provides a clear plan for fiscal health and growth and will help businesses create jobs.    “Stability and consistency are what businesses need to grow and prosper. This Budget sets the tone, providing a clear plan for fiscal health and growth. [...]

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