Mike Sheen

1 week ago | msn.com | Mike Sheen

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1 week ago | msn.com | Mike Sheen

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1 week ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Mike Sheen

The new chief executive of embattled discounter B&M Retail scooped up almost 200,000 shares in the group ahead of his first day on the job. Tjeerd Jegen took on the top job from interim boss Mike Schmidt on Wednesday, having previously help leadership roles with Tesco, Australia's Woolworths, and more recently, Accell Group. He joins at a tough time for B&M, which has seen profits come under pressure from a weak consumer environment and growing competition from other discounters.

1 week ago | buff.ly | Mike Sheen

The new chief executive of embattled discounter B&M Retail scooped up almost 200,000 shares in the group ahead of his first day on the job. Tjeerd Jegen took on the top B&M job from interim boss Mike Schmidt on Wednesday, having previously help leadership roles with Tesco, Australia's Woolworths, and more recently, Accell Group. He joins at a tough time for B&M, which has seen profits come under pressure from a weak consumer environment and growing competition from other discounters.

1 week ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Mike Sheen

Allied Irish Banks has followed Britain's NatWest back to full private ownership after the Irish government sold its remaining shares after the bank's 2008 bailout. The bank, one of the Republic of Ireland's 'big four', was rescued by the Irish taxpayer with a €20.8billion package in the wake of the global financial crisis. It was confirmed on Tuesday the Irish state's remaining stake of just under 2.1 per cent had been sold, with 44million shares changing hands at €6.94 each.