Jupiter Investments
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Jupiter manages funds for both private and institutional investors. They operate emerging markets funds and have options for those with a low or higher appetite for risk. To find out more visit jupiteronline.co.uk
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The end looks nigh for Greece as euro summit ends in stalemate
The 18th European summit since David Cameron became Prime minister ended in stalemate and governments are increasingly looking to plan B and the exit of Greece from the euro. |
Eurozone recession fears mount as economy shrinks
The Eurozone edged closer to recession today after new figures revealed manufacturing activity in the region shrank at its fastest pace for almost three years. |
Facebook shares plummet as regulators call for launch review
America’s top financial watchdogs have called for a review of Facebook’s share launch, amid reports of concerns about the way information was disclosed to investors. |
Burberry profits boosted by male shoppers
Famous raincoat maker Burberry has posted a leap in revenue and profits thanks to an increase in male shoppers snapping up the luxury brand. |
OECD warns UK disposable incomes will fall for two more years
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has warned that inflation will grow faster than incomes in the UK for two more years. |
Marks & Spencer annual profits down 16%
High street stalwart Marks & Spencer has reported a 16 per cent drop in annual profits in what the chief executive called “a challenging economic environment”. |
Osborne admits to contingency plans in case of euro collapse
Both the Chancellor, George Osborne and the Prime Minister, David Cameron have admitted that plans are being drawn up to deal with a potential collapse of the euro. |
New UK recession would cause "permanent damage" says OBR's Chote
The Chairman of the Office for Budget Responsibility has warned that a Greek euro exit could herald a new deep UK recession causing "permanent damage" to the UK. |
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