Weekly Trading Update
Weekend Paper Roundup 01/12/2014
- Energy companies, indices fall as oil plummets
- Vodafone looks to combat potential BT/O2/EE deal
- Flagging mortgage market becomes battleground for banks
- Osborne considers tax break for orchestras Diplomatic issues could arise after
- European breakup of Google
The Guardian
- Uncertainty over economy leads to fall in Black Friday sales Waterstones predicts strong Christmas sales
- Young Londoners driven to smaller cities in search of affordable housing
- UK telecoms industry on the verge of major changes
- Eurozone pushed to discuss more stimulus as economy falters yet again
The Independent
- No entrepreneurial revolution in the UK, despite what the figures say
- Battle for Canary Wharf between Songbird and Qatari bidder
- Glaxo attempts to cut costs to save £1 billion
The Daily Telegraph
- Swiss voters reject gold reserves reform
- Big BT shareholder supports multi-billion bid for O2 or EE
- Osborne readies himself for last Autumn statement before election
- Why oil’s low prices won’t last
Daily Mail
- Co-op gears up to take on supermarket ‘big four’
- East Midlands Trains sees pre-tax profits jump 46%
- Business rates have increased 25% since 2008
- Tesco takes back control of in-store cafes to battle bargain supermarkets
The Wall Street Journal
- US unlikely to cut oil output
- Bounce in Hollywood jobs rate
- European car recovery in danger
- India eases import restriction on gold
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