The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
She suggested she would scrap the planned corporation tax rise despite being warned a failure to balance the books risked inflation, higher interest rates and a plummeting pound.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-09-16/uk-planning-to-halve-business-energy-rates-in-bailout-package
Her team had also spoken to business groups about reforms to business rates and cuts to VAT to help with the energy crisis, as well as a longer-term review of these taxes
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Trend seems to be going back up.....more views than Zara, Boohoo, H&M and Category ranked 2 after NEXT..............
Still generates 4b revenues .....the issue is the margins due to inflation ( energy, shipping, wages) ......Shipping coming down, energy & wages managed through GOV support and slight price increase...............Christmas and black Friday shopping soon!
Doubt we will see £18 but reckon it will be around £10 - £11 YE ( potentially a spike to £12) .......
I would be very happy be proved wrong if it goes to 18 as I have a high average too and will be in profit at 18......
The National Union of Journalists has postponed this week’s three-day strike action at Reach Plc and the current work to rule at the company following a new offer from Reach, and the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
It would be a struggle to close them by the looks of it..
"Drops again" what period is this for? What's your agenda here LSE?
first 6 month decline all been reported on the results........
While digital subscriptions to regional titles have largely failed to make up for the fall in print, many publishers have seen strong website traffic.
According to data from Ipsos iris, the sites in Reach’s portfolio recorded 1.29 billion page views in July - an increase of 7% compared to June. The advertising-supported publisher has also consistently ranked among the UK’s top online organisations for audience, regularly reaching over three-quarters of UK internet users aged over 15, although Reach earlier this year reported a fall in profits.