Weekend Paper Roundup

Weekend Paper Roundup 06.08.18



Financial Times
- Hammond warns over French effort to stifle City
- Bank of America move heightens concerns on City of London
- Ministers urged to spend extra £43 billion on city transport
- Trump claims US is winning trade war with China
- China millennials’ love of credit cards raises debt fears

The Guardian
- Theresa May confident of reaching Brexit deal, sources say
- Rupert Murdoch must make £26 billion-plus Sky bid to thwart Comcast
- Northern rail cancels 80 Sunday services
- Speaker maker Sonos goes public, but acknowledges vulnerability
- Viewers turn to Freeview after Virgin Media-UKTV dispute

The Telegraph
- Shrinking workforce signals crisis for Britain if immigration drops
- House of Fraser to press ahead with store closures after settling legal row
- Visit Britain targets Chinese tourists as it searches for a £6 million airline partner
- Booming jobs market leaves fewer applicants than ever for vacant roles
- RBS sell-off may be slowed if share sale flops again, warn analysts

The Times
- Big Four ‘let profits affect audit views’
- ‘Brexit paralysis’ grips economy as services sector goes into reverse
- US farmers refuse to give up place in pecking order
- IWG shares tumble 20% after it ends talks with three suitors
- Confidence tumbles as business reaches summer turning point

Daily Mail
- Takeaway war hots up as Deliveroo launches a new delivery concept for restaurants that don’t have presence in areas
- Debenhams gives shoppers a real workout as it launches in-store gyms with £100 incentives on offer
- Discount retail chain The Range signs deal to start selling Iceland frozen food in its stores
- Pfizer looks to stockpile Viagra and other medicines for the EU and UK ahead of hard Brexit
- Centrica drives deal with a ‘multi-million-pound investment’ in electric vehicle charging in the pipeline

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