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  • Afren share price plunges as company fires chief exec and chief operating officer for misconduct

    October 13, 2014

    Afren was plunged into fresh turmoil last night after the oil and gas explorer revealed it has fired chief executive Osman Shahenshah and chief operating officer Shahid Ullah for gross misconduct. Afren’s shares have plunged since the controversy over unauthorised payments began at the end of July. The group said law firm Willkie Farr & [...]

  • US concern over strong dollar to delay rate hike

    October 8, 2014

    US STOCKS jumped last night as newly released details from the US central bank’s September meeting showed concern over raising rates too early. Policy makers at the Federal Reserve expressed concern that weak economic growth in the Eurozone, China and Japan could hit US exporters. Their worries were compounded by the risk of unforeseen events [...]

  • Rouble falls to a new low against dollar and pound as sanctions bite

    October 8, 2014

    President Putin celebrated his birthday yesterday, but it's just as well he is a tee-totaller because Russia's currency is probably giving him enough of a headache to worry about.    The rouble has fallen to a new low against both the dollar and the pound today, as sanctions and falling oil prices continued to hit [...]

  • Aim-listed firms bouncing back: Alternative Investment Market companies have biggest quarter of takeover activity

    October 5, 2014

    The London Stock Exchange’s market for smaller growing companies, the Alternative Investment Market, had its biggest quarter of takeover activity in over two years as Aim-listed firms become attractive takeover targets. According to the accountancy group UHY Hacker Young, the three months to the end of September saw 13 merger and acquisition deals involving Aim [...]

  • Every Lidl helps when it comes to boosting local house prices

    September 21, 2014

    Living close to a discount store such as Lidl can increase the price of your property by almost £30,000, according to research released today. Research by online estate agents Housesimple.co.uk looked at the location of Lidl supermarkets in some of the major towns and cities across the UK and found that, in 80 per cent [...]

  • Russian sanctions upset Moscow regatta show plans but Fine Art Sails still floats into Cowes Week

    August 6, 2014

    Russian sanctions have taken the wind out of one London property developer’s sails. CNM Estates boss Michael Ross, who also runs Fine Art Sails, had been working on cultural ties with Moscow to bring his sail art to a regatta in the Russian capital this June.    The plans ran into choppy waters, however, when [...]

  • Recovering markets in Europe drive rise in international floats

    July 27, 2014

    CROSS-border flotations raised $25.7bn (£15.1bn) in the first half of 2014, up 151 per cent on the year, law firm Baker McKenzie said today. The fastest growth came in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) where 31 flotations brought in $10.5bn, up 300 per cent on the year. Of those flotations, 21 were on [...]

  • Floats, mergers and deals now at the highest level since 2007

    June 24, 2014

    DEALMAKING has soared during the first six months of 2014 with global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) totalling $1.75 trillion (£1.03 trillion) unveiled, the highest global deal value since 2007 when $2.6 trillion in deals were struck, according to Dealogic. US M&A has so far dominated 2014, with volumes jumping 55 per cent to $798.5bn led [...]

  • Private equity under fire as floats plunge

    June 23, 2014

    PRIVATE equity is under renewed scrutiny from buyside investors after two floats backed by Europe’s biggest buyout houses slumped in market trading yesterday. Shares in holiday website eDreams Odigeo plunged more than a third just eight weeks after Permira and Ardian sold part of their stake. The group, which became the first stock market listing [...]

  • Uber valued at $17bn in new funding round with Fidelity

    June 6, 2014

    Mobile car booking service Uber has been valued at $17bn (£10.13bn) after raising $1.2bn of primary capital in a new fundraising round. The San Francisco-based firm – set up just four years ago by entrepreneurs Garrett Camp and Travis Kalanick – raised the cash via a group of institutional investors, mutual funds, private equity and [...]

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