2014年10月17日 星期五

2014-10-18 U.K. Business

  Telegraph.co.uk   
Andrew Haldane: interest rates could stay low for longer in 'gloomier' economy  Telegraph.co.uk
Global growth fears, rising geo-political risks and a "weak pipeline" of inflationary pressures means the Bank of England can afford to keep rates lower for longer, according to its chief economist. Andy Haldane, who sits on the nine-member Monetary Policy ...

Interest rates 'will stay lower for longer' as it's been a 'pay-poor recovery', says ...   Daily Mail
It makes no sense to pile on austerity as earnings fall   Herald Scotland
Bank of England chief hints at rate rise delay   Scotsman
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  The Independent   
Shares shot down as Rolls-Royce issues another warning on profits  The Independent
Shares in Rolls-Royce were battered yesterday as the engineering giant issued its second profit warning of the year, blaming trade sanctions against Russia as well as global economic gloom. The chief executive John Rishton warned of a second straight ...

Russian sanctions hit Rolls-Royce   The Times (subscription)
Rolls-Royce shares sent into tailspin as jet engine maker warns profits to fall in ...   This is Money
Rolls-Royce shares tumble on Russian sanctions warning   BBC News
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  BBC News   
Virgin Money pulls out of London listing  Financial Times
Virgin, which is part-owned by entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson and US billionaire Wilbur Ross, announced that it would not go ahead with its planned listing in October as a result of choppy markets. The Newcastle-based lender said on Friday: “Virgin ...

Virgin waits before seeking its money   The Times (subscription)
Virgin Money becomes second bank in a week to shelve share sale plans after ...   This is Money
Virgin Money Pushes Back IPO Plan Amid Bumpy Euro Markets   Law360 (subscription)
New York Times   
Irish Examiner   
Businessweek   
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  The Times (subscription)   
Hedge funds to snap up Tesco's Asia assets  The Times (subscription)
New Tesco Chief Executive, Fave Lewis is said to be confident that the company's recent accounting issues have been resolved. EPA. Print. Share via. Facebook · Twitter · Google+. 1 of 1. New Tesco Chief Executive, Fave Lewis is said to be confident that the ...

Lewis can turn round Tesco but don't expect profits to fly off the shelves soon   The Independent
Crisis at Tesco looks set to deepen next week when troubled supermarket giant ...   This is Money
Tesco chief Dave Lewis hopes to draw a line under profit scandal   Financial Times
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UK Banks To Take Forex Fines Hit Within Weeks  Sky News
Barclays, HSBC and RBS will set aside big sums for impending foreign exchange fines in the next few weeks, Sky News learns. 18:43, UK, Friday 17 October 2014. A general view of the London headquarters of British banks HSBC (R) and Barclays.

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  Reuters   
Europe rides rebound as global sell-off abates  Reuters
LONDON (Reuters) - European stocks jumped the most in seven months and oil and southern euro zone bonds rebounded sharply on Friday as investors poured back into beaten-down markets as the week's volatility frenzy continued. Nerviness remained ...

US markets recover from early losses but Europe still in the doldrums on crisis ...   Irish Times
Falling stock markets? Why October is the cruellest month   Irish Independent
GLOBAL MARKETS-Europe rides rebound as global sell-off abates   Reuters Africa
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  New York Times   
Morgan Stanley Profit Tops Forecasts  New York Times
Photo. The headquarters of Morgan Stanley in New York.Credit Richard Drew/Associated Press. Related Links. Document: Morgan Stanley's Earnings (PDF). Updated, 7:55 p.m. | Morgan Stanley, at the end of a week that was buffeted by market tumult, ...

Fitch: Morgan Stanley Reports Solid 3Q'14 Results   Reuters
Morgan Stanley's Q3 profits jump 93 percent   New York Post
Analysis - Morgan Stanley, armed with cash from fixed income dump, goes ...   Reuters UK
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  Telegraph.co.uk   
FTSE 100 finishes volatile week on a high  Herald Scotland
THE FTSE 100 Index staged its biggest one-day rise in 15 months as global markets bounced back at the end of a volatile week which saw fears over the world economy weigh heavily on shares. THE FTSE 100 Index staged its biggest one-day rise in 15 ...

MARKET REPORT: Rally by recently poleaxed oil stocks helps fuel recovery in ...   This is Money
FTSE 100 jumps amid global relief rally   Telegraph.co.uk
Tullow comes out on top as UK's FTSE rebounds off lows   Reuters
Financial Times   
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  BBC News   
Union marches: thousands to demonstrate over pay  BBC News
Tens of thousands of people are expected to join protests calling for an increase in pay following a week of industrial action organised by unions. Health workers went on strike on Monday in protest at the government's below-inflation 1% pay offer, with civil ...

Britain needs a pay rise   Morning Star Online
Tens of thousands to join pay march   shropshirestar.com

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  Telegraph.co.uk   
Old Mutual buys Quilter Cheviot in deal worth up to £585m  Financial Times
Bridgepoint is on track to reap a chunky return of three times its initial investment on Quilter Cheviot after the private equity house reached a deal to sell the wealth manager. Old Mutual has agreed to buy the business for up to £585m as the FTSE 100 insurer ...

Old Mutual's wealth arm buys UK's Quilter Cheviot   Daily Mail
Old Mutual to acquire Quilter Cheviot for £585 million   Irish Times
Old Mutual Acquires British Wealth Manager for $936 Million   New York Times
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