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  • Firms accused of failing to be smart with energy bills: Almost half have never switched suppliers

    March 9, 2015

    UK businesses are failing to save money on energy bills by staying with existing power suppliers rather than switching. Almost half, 47 per cent, of businesses have never switched suppliers or tariffs, despite 75 per cent of SMEs, which represents 3.9m businesses, believing they pay too much for their utilities, according to research from energy [...]

  • First Utility calls on rivals to help customers save

    March 9, 2015

    ENERGY supplier First Utility has challenged its competitors to scrap variable tariffs, and make it easier for customers to switch to cheaper tariffs. The company says more needs to be done to help consumers avoid overpaying on their energy bills. According to First Utility, 70 per cent of Big Six customers are overpaying by an [...]

  • John Lewis Partnership poised to reduce bonus payout to staff

    March 9, 2015

    THE JOHN Lewis Partnership will this week seek to cut its bonus pot for staff for a second year in a row after the supermarket price war took its toll on sales at its upmarket grocery chain Waitrose. Waitrose has grown sales and market share faster than its traditional supermarket rivals in recent years, thanks [...]

  • Zegona Communications IPO: Peppa Pig backer Marwyn puts aside £12m for new Aim entry

    March 9, 2015

    Investment fund Marwyn will be the chief investor in Zegona Communications once the company lists on the Alternative Investment Market (Aim), it was revealed yesterday. The fund, which is also a backer of Peppa Pig, will be investing up to £12m in the new company which was set up earlier this month by former executives [...]

  • Sir Philip Green poised for BHS sell-off

    March 9, 2015

    Update: This deal has now gone through. Read the full details here.   Sir Philip Green (pictured above with TV star Holly Willoughby )is understood to be close to agreeing a deal to sell troubled department store chain BHS in a move that would break up his Arcadia empire. American hedge fund Apollo’s retail fund [...]

  • Britons splash out on holidays in February after confidence boost

    March 9, 2015

    Consumer spending power hit a seven-month high in February as higher wage growth, falling inflation and lower petrol costs helped boost confidence. Britons spent 4.1 per cent more last month than at the same time a year earlier thanks to people spending more on travel and leisure activities around the February half-term, according to figures [...]

  • Morrisons to cut dividend and post lowest profit in eight years

    March 9, 2015

    Morrisons is expected to signal lower dividend payouts on Thursday this week when the troubled supermarket chain is to report its lowest annual profit in eight years. The Bradford-based retailer has been hit hard by the fierce industry price war as all big four supermarkets battle it out to retain customers’ loyalty and fend off [...]

  • Whitewood Reff IPO: Benelux focused property firm to float in London

    March 9, 2015

    A property arm of Whitewood Group has unveiled plans to float in London to raise cash for a push into Holland and Belgium’s commercial property sector. Whitewood Reff will raise up to £125m from listing and aims to start trading on the main market of the London stock exchange next week.    The vehicle, led [...]

  • Boris Johnson’s apprenticeship plan will not meet target, says Labour

    March 9, 2015

    Figures released by Labour at the start of National Apprenticeship Week claim that Boris Johnson is unlikely to meet his target of creating 250,000 apprenticeships by the time he leaves City Hall in 2016. Labour London Assembly Members say government figures show only 96,500 apprenticeships were created from 2012 until 2014. They also criticise the [...]

  • Increasing life expectancy could cause problems for UK economy

    March 9, 2015

    Life expectancy in the UK is improving, which could present the country with a “significant economic danger” if the extra years of peoples’ lives are not spent in good health and prosperity, academics have warned. Research conducted by Cass Business School in partnership with the International Longevity Centre (ILC) UK has found that age at [...]

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