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Tuesday 3rd June 2008
Land Of Leather Reported To Be In Refinancing Talks Sofa retailer Land of Leather is reported to be in talks about refinancing the company’s debt after a sharp downturn in trading added to the recent pressures of the Group. The company was...
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Tuesday 3rd June 2008
Fishermen Hit By Soaring Fuel Bills Despite the reported doubling of fuel costs for UK fishermen it has been reported that the government are unable or unwilling to consider subsidies for the industry. After a meeting with their... |
Tuesday 3rd June 2008
BAA Debt Restructuring Is Progressing Conglomerate Ferrovial , the Spanish giant which took over BAA in a multi-billion pound deal just a couple of years ago is in talks with banks and bond holders about a restructuring of the... |
Monday 2nd June 2008
Bradford and Bingley Saga Drags The Banking Sector Lower While only a couple of weeks ago a number of analysts had been warning that the UK banking sector was still in serious trouble, these fears seemed to have been dismissed by many. However, the... |
Monday 2nd June 2008
Is The Airline Industry Set To Stall? The International Air Transport Association (IATA), which is the voice box for the airline industry, has again downgraded forecasts for the industry for 2008. They are now expecting the industry as... |
Monday 2nd June 2008
Bradford and Bingley Shares Plummet In Early Trading Yesterdays announcement of a deal with US based investment house Texas Pacific, and a warning that profits for the first 4 months of the year are just under half of the figure for the same period... |
Sunday 1st June 2008
The Vultures Are Circling Bradford And Bingley After news that US investor Texas Pacific is set to take a stake of about 20% in troubled UK bank Bradford & Bingley, many analysts believe that the company’s days as an independent are... |
Saturday 31st May 2008
Lord Adair Turner Appointed Chairman Of FSA The last couple of years have been some what uncomfortable for the Financial Services Authority with the recent Northern Rock debacle highlighting a number of deficiencies in the UK Financial... |
Saturday 31st May 2008
Moody’s Credit Agency See Negative Outlook For UK Banking Just when the banking sector thought that the situation could not get markedly worse, it seems that the cost of credit may well increase a notch or two for many in the UK Banking sector.... |
Saturday 31st May 2008
Royal Mail Under More Pressure Even though the Royal Mail has been under extreme pressure for a number of years it seems that the expected end to post office closures may be delayed. A report from an influential committee of... |
Saturday 31st May 2008
Is Royal Bank Of Scotland Feeling The Pinch? After initially rebuffing a near £1 billion offer from Tesco to buy their 50% stake in the Tesco Personal Finance joint venture, it seems as though the board of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS)... |
Friday 30th May 2008
D-Day Approaches for Royal Bank of Scotland They may have been the first to test the market’s resolve to bail the banking sector out of the current crisis, they may have priced the fund raising at an attractive price but there are... |
Thursday 29th May 2008
Blacks Leisure Reports Difficult Trading The rise and rise of leisure wear company Blacks Leisure in the 1980s and 1990s was for many a reflection of the general economic boom times experienced throughout much of that period. However,... |
Sunday 25th May 2008
The Age Of Cheap Flights Is Over Under pressure chief executive of British Airways, Willie Walsh has sounded the end of the golden age of cheap air travel and predicts that many of the budget airlines will struggle over the coming... |
Sunday 25th May 2008
Is The London Stock Market Boom Over? While the UK has historically been one of the better performing stock exchanges around the world it seems that the last 5 years have not gone as well as other European markets. The UK market has... |
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Investments
A recent report by BDO Stoy Hayward has revealed that true extent of rising business fraud across the UK. The study has shown an alarming 74% rise over the last six months and signs that worse is... 
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