Weekly Trading Update
Weekend Paper Roundup 09/11/2015
- Shanghai to curb length of trading halts
- Toshiba shares tumble after unveiling loss
- Goldman fund walks away from BRICs era
- Lonmin to raise cash at 94% discount
- Bonus reforms to come under glare of FSB
The Wall Street Journal
- Ireland jockeys to defend turf as tech hub
- Disney gets boost from networks, parks
- Adidas makes progress in its turnaround push
- Tensions increase at Renault alliance
- Toyota wary despite net rise
The Guardian
- Volkswagen investors Nordea to sue over emissions fixing
- TalkTalk customer reported data breach as early as 2013
- China imports fall again but US Fed banker calls for rate hikes to start
- UK’s biggest care home operator mulls sell-off of scores of properties
- Tax-avoidance Gibraltar firm behind anti-EU campaign group
The Telegraph
- UK workers in line for pay windfall next year amid talent shortage
- BHP Biliton shares collapse to seven-year low in wake of Brazilian tragedy
- Steelmakers demand EU actions to stop China dumping output on Europe
- Greggs’ boss says global growth is ‘impossible’
- The Gym Group celebrates £250 million valuation
The Times
- Osborne will be burnt in ‘bonfire of the bankers’
- CBI ignores Bank to forecast ‘solid growth’
- Sports Direct seeks appointment on Findel board
- Saga adds investment services to its arsenal
- Officials put Bank of England at risk of attack online
Daily Mail
- McClaren slips into red as struggling F1 team loses sponsors and prize money
- Bolland reveals plans to stay on as M&S recovers, signals he doesn’t want a pay rise
- Fenwick family bags £4.8 million dividend payout despite falling sales and profits
- Virgin Wines customer numbers surge to 40,000 thanks to new gift and ‘bank’ schemes
- National Grid said to be planning sell-off of its gas distribution arm to foreign investors
The Independent
- CBI warns George Osborne on science cuts
- British cucumbers ‘will go extinct’ amid supermarket price wars
- Number of enterprise zones to increase as part of regeneration push
- Further blow to Richemont as Cartier chief quits
- CBI denies accusations of pro-European bias
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