Baby product and children’s wear retailer Mothercare, who announced an 11% increase in profits recently, have announced expansion plans for both the UK and overseas markets.
Mothercare say that they will be taking on an extra 400 staff in the UK over the next three years and will be increasing the rate of new overseas outlets [...]

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Mothercare expansion plans for UK and abroad
John Williams - Wednesday 18.11.09, 11:44am
Tags: Business News · Retail · UK Economy · World Economy
An Overseas View of the Current UK Financial Market Situation
John Williams - Thursday 15.10.09, 10:16am
It is expected that you have heard about the economic condition across the world. Countless people are speculating how a formerly thriving UK economy has slumped so abruptly, resulting in a lot of companies and people becoming bankrupt.
The stock market has become more unpredictable than it was in the past. The once flourishing real estate [...]
Tags: Banking · UK Economy · World Economy
Opel Magna deal will result in up to 10,500 job losses in Europe
John Williams - Monday 14.09.09, 16:22pm
The deal struck with Canadian car parts manufacturer Magna with General Motors, to buy the European Vauxhall and Opel units, is likely to come at a higher price than anticipated for the companies workers across Europe.
That is all except Germany where job losses are in line with what was first estimated when Magna made their [...]
Tags: Business News · Manufacturing · Transport · World Economy
‘Giant’ oil discovery in Gulf of Mexico
John Williams - Wednesday 02.09.09, 14:12pm
Oil supplier BP have announced a ‘giant’ oil discovery in the Gulf of Mexico reaffirming the area’s importance to the Western based oil majors.
BP said in a statement on Wednesday that it had made the find at its Tiber Prospect in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico. The well was drilled in Keathley Canyon block 102.
The [...]
Tags: Oil and Mining Industry · UK Economy · World Economy
Oil Companies report huge fall in profits
John Williams - Thursday 30.07.09, 15:18pm
The sharp decline in the price of crude oil since the middle of 2008 has been blamed for a huge fall in profits from both Royal Dutch Shell and rival Exxon Mobil.
Reported profits for the period April to June 2009 showed profits at Shell had fallen 70% from the same period a year earlier at [...]
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