Weekly Trading Update
Weekend Paper Roundup 05/01/2015
- Pensioners will be able to sell annuity policies, says Minister Steve Webb
- Pick up some of the £1 billion litter bill, MPs to tell businesses
- Jobs boom for City in 2014 but year ahead promises uncertainty
- John Lewis boss: Black Friday broke records but I’d prefer normality
- British firms selling record amounts of fruit and vegetable juices overseas
Wall Street Journal
- Wall Street strategists forecast more gains in 2015
- Vanguard sees record funds inflow
- North Korea slams US over arms sanctions
Financial Times
- Economists sceptical ECB bond-buying would revive Eurozone
- UK financial watchdog doubles interventions
- Modi pledges India banking shake-up
- UK and Norway near deal to build subsea power cable
- John Lewis sales hit peaks over Christmas
Daily Mail
- Owner of failed City Link struggles to claw back £20mn as former customers hold on to cash
- Chinese dive in to struggling Club Med as Global Resorts withdraws its takeover bid
- US buyout firm Bain Capital set for third bid for TI Automoti ve
- Tesco to reveal swath of cost-cutting measure in order to slash costs
- Bankers predict a record 7700 for the FTSE in 2015
The Guardian
- Labour pledges £2.5bn to employ 32,000 more NHS core workers
- Price of olive oil soaring after worst harvest in over a decade
- New consumer debt reaches seven-year high in UK
- West Australian $30bn LNG project allowed to have no carbon emission targets
- Oil’s future hangs between the emirates and the shales of Eagle Ford
The Daily Telegraph
- European row will hinder business this year, accountants say
- EEF: Politicians mustn’t thwart real manufacturing progress
- Greece must stand by bailout conditions, Germany warns
- Germany believes Greece ‘could leave eurozone’
The Times
- Draghi ever closer to implementing QE
- Overseas bidders sail in to grab a slice of Britain’s ports
- Compensation scheme ‘let down 82,000 pensioners’
- Wrangle over costs threatens Royal Navy’s new warships
- Birmingham leads regional start-up race
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