Daily Mail & General Trust PLC () has said the group outlook for 2017 in line with current market expectations as it reported 1% growth in underlying pro forma revenue driven by strong digital growth. In a trading update covering the eleven month period to the end of August 2017, the newspapers group said its reported revenues were ...
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GKFX Reports Strong Revenues, Lagging Income for 2016
UK-based FCA-regulated broker GKFX Financial Services limited, known by its GKFX brand, has just released its annual financial results for the fiscal period ending December 31, 2016. The group’s latest financial results, which covers from September 2015 through December 2016, disclosed a mixture of statistics, ultimately showing that the company was unable to maintain profitability, though it managed to score ...
Read More »7 of 14 catering equipment reasons to visit London and Birmingham
Fourteen Turkish catering equipment businesses are visiting London and Birmingham to meet UK buyers, suppliers, dealers and distributors from the commercial kitchen industry. Here are details of seven Store, prepare, cook, display and serve with EMPERO Group Minsk Marriott Hotel’s commercial kitchen designers visit Birmingham World Class refrigeration coming to Kensington See and test 3,000 exquisite new ways to present ...
Read More »UK shopping centre landlords face challenges
The Bluewater shopping centre in Kent claims to “set the benchmark for the ultimate shopping and leisure experience”. But the recent sale of a stake in the 240-acre complex has prompted concerns about falling prices for even the UK’s most highly prized shopping centres. Investors are questioning whether property owners have fully absorbed the impact of changes buffeting the retail ...
Read More »Bill Jamieson: Labour’s lurch to the left fails to acknowledge harsh realities
After a barnstorming performance by Jeremy Corbyn at the Labour Party conference last week, the message must be clear by now. The triumph of the left looks like no passing squall. Instead we may be seeing a fundamental step change in UK politics and Britain’s biggest opposition party now committed to the most radical hard left programme for 50 years. ...
Read More »Sierra Leone Foreign Minister woos British investors in London – The Sierra Leone Telegraph
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 1 March 2016 Last Monday, 25th February, 2016, Sierra Leone’s foreign minister Samura Kamara travelled to London, along with a handful of prominent Sierra Leonean businessmen, including the chief executive officer of Sierra Rutile – John Sisay. Their mission was to sell Sierra Leone’s investment potential to British companies and investors, present at the UK-Sierra Leone Trade ...
Read More »Some Study About Cheap Personal Loans
Loan service is for those who just want to borrow some amount to fulfill their desires and needs. This is for those who are not eligible to make their wishes true because of lack of money. Here we are providing you best cheap loan services at bit little percentage( ). But before picking the personal loan you have to make ...
Read More »LPC-UK banks face loan ring-fencing challenge
LONDON, Sept 29 (Reuters) – Ring-fencing regulation is increasing the cost and cutting the profitability of syndicated lending for UK banks, which is prompting some UK lenders to exit relationships with British companies and helping foreign banks to increase market share. UK banks with deposits of £25bn or more must separate essential banking services from more risky investment banking services ...
Read More »UK banks face loan ring-fencing challenge
Reuters By Alasdair Reilly LONDON, Sept 29 (Reuters) – Ring-fencing regulation is increasing the cost and cutting the profitability of syndicated lending for UK banks, which is prompting some UK lenders to exit relationships with British companies and helping foreign banks to increase market share. UK banks with deposits of £25bn or more must separate essential banking services ...
Read More »Though Companies Lag in Compliance, Brexit Not (Totally) Derailing UK GDPR Plans
When it comes to how prepared UK businesses are to comply with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) May 2018 deadline, they’re roughly in line with their US counterparts—meaning that companies on both sides of the pond are lagging in their efforts. And for the UK, Brexit’s effect is not as widespread as feared. With only eight months to ...
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