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Apple reports 4% fall in quarterly sales as it suffers downturn in China
The iPhone maker's revenues for the three months to the end of March fell to £72.4bn but were better than analysts had feared.
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Extending the windfall tax could drive Shell across the Atlantic, warns ALEX BRUMMER
Shell chief Wael Sawan is having trouble pleasing all investors all of the time. In spite of reporting better than expected profits, many are...
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BHP boss in South Africa to drum up support for takeover of rival Anglo American
BHP chief exec Mike Henry (pictured) raced to hold urgent discussions with officials amid fears a megadeal could be derailed.
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Russian energy giant Gazprom sees gas sales more than halve in fallout from war in Ukraine
Gazprom lost £5.5bn last year as sales to Europe more than halved. Shares in fell 3.3%, with losses far higher than the £3.9bn predicted by analysts.
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UK investors pour cash into US equities, data shows
The 'worst-selling' sector in March was UK All Companies, which experienced outflows of £887m, according to the Investment Association.
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Standard Chartered beats profit estimates as higher interest rates boost income
Bank saw a 6% increase in reported pre-tax profit of $1.9billion in the first quarter, compared with $1.81billion the previous year and beating...
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Royal bank Coutts risks backlash as it plans to move £2billion of clients' cash out of the London stock market and into foreign investments
Elite private bank Coutts, which is almost 30 per cent owned by taxpayers, said its 'home bias' towards UK shares was an 'anachronism' requiring...
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I'm 'very well paid', says Glaxo boss Emma Walmsley
Dame Emma Walmsley (pictured), who earned £12.7m in 2023, said she felt 'really good' about ithe drugs giant's ability to retain talent.
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BUSINESS LIVE: UK outlook worsened; Shell beats forecasts; Standard Chartered buoyed by higher interest rates
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are Shell, Standard Chartered, Melrose Industries and Apple.
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Hiscox reports rise in premiums - but warns of 'moderate' loss from fallout of Baltimore Bridge crash
In the first three months of the year, total insurance contract written premiums (ICWP) increased 8.3% to $1.5billion.
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Smith & Nephew rocked as 43% of investors rebel over fat cat pay
In what amounted to a bloody nose for the FTSE 100 firm, 43% of investors voted against raising Deepak Nath's maximum earnings to £9.4m.
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The £80bn takeover feeding frenzy: Bids for UK firms soar
Overseas buyers accounted for £63bn, or more than 80% of takeover offers in the UK from January to April, according the London Stock Exchange.