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JD Sports said it is delaying the publication of its full year results until Friday 31 May – two days later than initially planned. The ‘king of trainers’ was initially …
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‘Ponzi funds’ chasing a small number of stocks are inflating asset prices by as much as $500m (£391m) every day a new paper has revealed. Actively managed funds that hold …
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London-listed Berkeley Energia’s Spanish entity has filed a request for arbitration proceedings against the Kingdom of Spain over alleged violation of provisions of the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT). The Australian-headquartered …
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Losses widened at the UK arm of flower delivery firm Interflora widened its pre-tax losses last year, as the firm continued to struggle with customers spending less. The Lincolnshire-headquartered company …
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UK moves to protect investments in water firms in case they go bust
The government has updated insolvency laws for UK water companies to hedge against losses from potential state bailout funding. On 17th January, the Department for …
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Liontrust starts search for new chair following GAM fiasco
Liontrust has begun to search for a new chair following its failure to purchase Swiss asset manager GAM last year. Alastair Barbour, who has sat …
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Lloyds to cut 1,600 jobs in transition from branches to online banking
Lloyds Bank is to cut some 1,600 jobs across its branch network, a company spokesperson has told City A.M., as part of its shift towards …
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Sustainable funds see first investor withdrawals in history
Sustainable funds saw their first net redemptions ever in the last quarter of 2023, according to a report from Morningstar. Environmental, social and governance (ESG) …
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Revolut account closure lawsuit from late Russian oligarch’s son-in-law struck out by High Court
A High Court judge has struck out a case brought by the son-in-law of a late Russian oligarch against Revolut for “unlawfully” closing his account. …
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What’s on in February, March and April in London? Top art film and theatre
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All of us Strangers: Andrew Scott is superb in this strange drama
Andrew Scott, who stole the hearts of millions as Fleabag’s Hot Priest, has a different kind of romantic crisis in this astounding drama. Based on …
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5 amazing things to do in London this weekend, from ‘Cute’ to light shows
Some amazing things to do in London this weekend. Thank us later… From a new exhibition on cuteness (yep, really) to amazing light shows and …
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ECB holds interest rates at 22-year high and gives no indication of cuts
The European Central Bank (ECB) kept interest rates on hold for the third consecutive meeting while providing no guidance as to when rates might start …
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Post Office told the government it would oppose appeals of Horizon scandal victims
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