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Friday newspaper round-up: EasyJet, Ofgem, Brexit, Rolls-Royce

Fri, 20th Jan 2017 07:24

(ShareCast News) - A French court on Thursday fined British low-cost airline easyJet €60,000 (£52,000) for having refused to allow a disabled passenger to board for "security" reasons. The criminal court in Bayonne, southern France, heard that staff at the budget carrier refused to allow Joseph Etcheveste, 55, to board an Easyjet flight in Biarritz in July 2010 because he was "unaccompanied". - GuardianThe regulator Ofgem has warned the big six energy companies against raising prices in spring, despite a 15% increase in wholesale costs. It said rising wholesale gas and electricity prices were largely to blame for driving costs upwards, along with renewable energy subsidies. But its chief executive, Dermot Nolan, said this was not an excuse for tariff hikes. - GuardianEurope's trade chief has warned in stark terms that Britain will start at 18th place down the list of countries trying to negotiate a trade deal with the EU and will face a series of extremely difficult negotiations after Brexit. Cecilia Malmström, the EU trade commissioner, said the UK would have to withdraw from all of the EU's 38 trade agreements with other countries, and can only begin fresh talks once it has actually left the union. - TelegraphPhilip Hammond has vowed to make the UK as competitive as possible on the world stage, describing the challenge as "an existential necessity". The Chancellor said that to do so the UK must remain "one of the most open economies in the world" in terms of both trade and attitude, as he cautioned "nobody wants to see Britain pulling up the drawbridge". - TelegraphOne of the City's most influential investor groups is set to intervene again at Rolls-Royce to help investors obtain answers as to how the jet maker was able to get away with decades of systematic corruption and bribery. The Investor Forum, whose members manage £14 trillion of assets, said it had already talked to Rolls-Royce last year after 14 investors, who together hold 34 per cent of the shares, sought help over the company's "deteriorating situation". The forum said it would "engage" again in the wake of the latest damaging revelations about Rolls-Royce although it added that it had received no requests to do so yet. - The TimesThe vast majority of businesses are unaware of a shake-up of the water industry in England that will allow them to negotiate cheaper supply deals or switch to a new provider. From April 1 more than 1.2 million businesses, councils and public sector organisations will be able to choose their "water retailer". - The Times
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5 Sep 2023 12:44

Director dealings: Wetherspoon chair, easyJet director make purchases

(Sharecast News) - On the list of director purchases on Tuesday was pub chain JD Wetherspoon, after its outspoken chairman picked up almost a million shares.

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5 Sep 2023 11:49

Airbus, easyJet, Rolls-Royce join forces in UK on hydrogen-powered flying

LONDON, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Airbus, easyJet and Rolls-Royce have joined forces to try to position Britain at the forefront of hydrogen-powered aviation as the industry plots its course to decarbonisation.

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30 Aug 2023 09:53

UK air traffic control meltdown fault won't happen again - NATS

Head of air traffic control provider says issue fixed

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30 Aug 2023 08:21

Britain's air traffic control failure to cost airlines 100 mln stg -IATA head

LONDON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - The cost to airlines from Britain's air traffic control failure on Monday is likely to reach about 100 million pounds ($126 million), Willie Walsh, the head of global airlines group IATA told the BBC on Wednesday. ($1 = 0.7920 pounds) (Reporting by Sarah Young, editing by Elizabeth Piper)

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30 Aug 2023 07:45

UK air traffic control says problem which caused flight cancellations won't happen again

LONDON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - The disruption to flights into and out of Britain caused by a technical failure on Monday will not happen again after changes were made to the system, the head of the country's air traffic control group NATS said.

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29 Aug 2023 21:16

UK air traffic failure set to disrupt flights for days

Around 1,500 flights cancelled on Monday

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29 Aug 2023 11:51

LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: FTSE outperforms peers; housebuilders rise

(Alliance News) - The FTSE 100 was outperforming its European peers at midday on Tuesday, amid news that UK consumer price inflation is decelerating and the government is scrapping some rules to boost housebuilding.

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29 Aug 2023 09:03

LONDON MARKET OPEN: FTSE 100 catches up with bank holiday rally

(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London opened higher on Tuesday, as UK markets return from a long bank holiday weekend and news that UK shop price inflation decelerated in August.

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18 Aug 2023 11:18

Temple Bar laments "miserly" UK valuations but promises long-term wins

(Alliance News) - Temple Bar Investment Trust PLC on Friday said its net asset value saw a moderate half-year increase, and that its "fundamentally sound" portfolio will eventually bear fruit despite the tough backdrop.

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14 Aug 2023 18:06

Mount Etna eruption closes Sicily's troubled Catania airport

CATANIA, Sicily, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Flights serving the eastern Sicilian city of Catania were halted on Monday after an eruption from nearby Mount Etna, local authorities said, bringing fresh travel woe to the crisis-plagued Italian airport.

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10 Aug 2023 12:00

Italy's cap on island airfares ignites feud with Ryanair

ROME, Aug 10 (Reuters) - A decision by the Italian government to cap airfares to the islands of Sicily and Sardinia has prompted a dispute with airlines and been branded illegal by Ryanair, in a fresh sign of friction between Rome and big business.

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7 Aug 2023 14:40

Airlines take aim at Italy's plans to bring down sky-high prices

ROME, Aug 7 (Reuters) - A group of airlines operating in Italy on Monday criticised government plans to curb ticket prices at the height of the summer season, saying they could breach European Union free market rules.

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4 Aug 2023 08:14

TOP NEWS: WPP cuts outlook as US tech customers keep lid on spending

(Alliance News) - WPP PLC on Friday cut its yearly guidance, as the advertising company's second-quarter was hurt by weaker spend in its US technology clients.

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3 Aug 2023 15:48

Spain to probe budget airlines over hand luggage fees

MADRID, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Spain's Ministry of Consumer Affairs said on Thursday it had opened an investigation into low-cost airlines over hand luggage and other fees, which result in the price most consumers pay being higher than the one that was initially advertised.

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27 Jul 2023 10:50

Director dealings: EasyJet non-exec invests, AO World CFO sells incentive shares

(Sharecast News) - EasyJet was on the list of director buys on Thursday, after it disclosed a purchase made by a non-executive director for more than 5,000 shares.

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