Weekly Trading Update
Weekend Paper Roundup 29/06/2015
- Do not bank on China QE to refuel stocks
- Samsung Bioepis eyes NASDAQ listing
- Quindell set to miss accounts deadline
- NY watchdog probes Isdafix rigging
- Change in the air for Thiam’s Credit Suisse
The Independent
- We should be proud to be European, says Branson and Elborne
- Channel 4 may move from Westminster to Birmingham
- Tesco’s first quarter sales down 1.3% but heralded as ‘step in the right direction’
- French President condemns Uber after violent taxi driver protests
- Network Rail prepares ground for £1 billion sale of its properties
The Wall Street Journal
- China struggles to balance volatile markets
- Morgan Stanley weighs new bond-trading push
- Online lenders offer new competition for banks
- Heavy rains boost cotton prices
- Are cybersecurity shares too hot?
The Guardian
- Athens cashpoint queues lengthen in face of week-long bank closures
- Heathrow expansion key to London mayoral contest, says Labour hopeful
- UK tax policy dictated by companies not minsters says leading treasury expert
- Call for urgent government review of Compass Group whistleblower case
- Interest rates and growth warning from Bank of International Settlements
The Daily Telegraph
- Superdrug and Savers owner enjoys surge in profits
- UK firms face wave of suitors in M&A surge
- Apple Music ‘validates’ us, says Spotify exec
- Federal Reserve primed to raise rates as the US engine roars back into life
- Tesco pledges to be patient over asset sales
The Times
- Ethics key to future of finance, says Carney
- Cybersecurity firm Sophos Group lists in London with £1 billion valuation
- China shares plunge as investors quit rollercoaster
- Trinity Mirror hit by print ad slump
- Libor scandal deepens at Deutsche Bank
Daily Mail
- Citigroup criticised Marks & Spencer’s reporting of internet sales
- Sky blasts BT for ‘failing broadband customers’
- Activist investor Crystal Amber bucks trend by ploughing cash into North Sea oil
- Ex HBOS boss in line for multi-million payday is Gala Coral/Ladbrookes merger goes ahead
- Argentinian judge orders £100 million asset seizure from British oil explorers drilling around Falklands
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