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  • Sajid Javid favourite to be axed from Conservative leadership race

    June 19, 2019

    Home secretary Sajid Javid is the favourite to be eliminated from the Conservative leadership contest when MPs vote in the next ballot on Wednesday afternoon. Javid scraped into the third round of voting when he picked up the minimum 33 backers required in a ballot on Tuesday. The last of all the candidates to launch [...]

  • Woodford failed to warn Hargreaves Lansdown of unquoted stocks breach

    June 19, 2019

    Neil Woodford failed to warn Hargreaves Lansdown that his now suspended fund twice breached an investment limit in unquoted stocks. The fund supermarket had insisted Woodford Investment Management informed it if the equity income fund breached a 10 per cent limit. This followed concerns that the proportion of unquoted assets in the fund had increased. [...]

  • Facebook confirms launch of own cryptocurrency

    June 19, 2019  |  City Talk

    By Gary McFarlane from interactive investor. The social media giant announces its own cryptocurrency, called ‘Libra’ that aims to be ‘global money’. Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) has announced Libra coin, a cryptocurrency that aims to be global money and is set to launch in early 2020. A new app is joining the Facebook family called Calibra (https://calibra.com/), which will act as [...]

  • Goals ‘blocks’ Mike Ashley probe into £12m accounting crisis

    June 19, 2019

    Goals Soccer Centre is accused of having “stonewalled” calls from its largest shareholder, Sports Direct, for an external probe into its £12m accounting crisis. Sports Direct billionaire Mike Ashley had urged Goals to green light an external investigation over fears about the scale of the accounting issues. Read more: Goals warns of weaker results amid [...]

  • Man pleads guilty to Nigel Farage milkshake assault

    June 18, 2019

    A man today pleaded guilty to throwing a milkshake at Brexit party founder Nigel Farage in Newcastle city centre. Paul Crowther, 32, of Holeyn Road in Throckley, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, admitted to charges of common assault and criminal damage at North Tyneside Magistrates’ Court today. Read more: Man charged with assault after milkshake hits Nigel Farage The [...]

  • Stiglitz’s 2020 vision: Left-wing economist makes a pitch for the soul of the Democrats

    June 17, 2019

    Who will take on Donald Trump in next year’s battle for the White House? At the time of writing, an absurdly long list of Democratic hopefuls is dominated by Joe Biden, the septuagenarian former vice president who currently enjoys a huge lead in the opinion polls. Read more: President Trump endorses Boris Johnson as next PM [...]

  • Patient Capital shares fall as Woodford troubles deepen

    June 17, 2019

    Shares in Neil Woodford’s investment trust fell more than six per cent this morning after it was revealed that it sacked its advisor in a row over risky investment valuations. Woodford Patient Capital’s stock dropped this morning following reports that the listed trust sacked Duff & Phelps last year. Read more: Hargreaves Lansdown raised concerns [...]

  • Tory leadership race: Matt Hancock backs Boris Johnson

    June 17, 2019

    Health secretary Matt Hancock today threw his support behind Tory leadership race frontrunner Boris Johnson to become the country’s next Prime Minister. Hancock quit the Conservative leadership contest last week. He has now opted to support the favourite, Johnson, despite ruling out a no-deal Brexit in his own campaign. Read more: ‘A long way to [...]

  • Hargreaves Lansdown leads exodus from second Woodford fund

    June 13, 2019

    Hargreaves Lansdown has led an exodus from Neil Woodford’s Income Focus fund adding to the trader’s woes following the suspension of his flagship investment vehicle. Woodford’s Income Focus fund has shrunk by more than £100m in less than two weeks, according to data from Morningstar. Read more: Woodford issues apology to suspended fund investors Assets [...]

  • Woodford issues apology to suspended fund investors

    June 12, 2019

    Beleaguered trader Neil Woodford has issued a second apology to investors in his frozen £3.7bn fund, saying he had been disappointed with its performance “for some time”. The letter, which was sent to independent financial advisers yesterday, follows the suspension of Woodford’s Equity Income fund last week. Read more: Opening the fund gate: How to [...]

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