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May 22, 2021
A THUG who fractured his victim’s jaw and nose and caused bruising to his brain after attacking him with a metal bat has been sentenced to five…
May 20, 2021
Jamie Duffield, 32, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to the attack. Jamie Duffield, 32, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to the attack – which happened in Tennyson Avenue, Bridlington, on Monday, December 14. He was sentenced at Hull Crown Court yesterday (Wednesday 19 May) for assault causing grievous bodily harm, criminal damage and possession of an offensive weapon. The court heard Duffield had been seen shouting and smashing the windows of the 61-year-old Patrick O’Hare’s flat w...
May 20, 2021
Man viciously attacked with metal bat forgot he was a dad Jamie Duffield has been jailed for nearly six years for the brutal assault on the 61-year-old Updated Jamie Duffield, 32, attacked a man in Tennyson Avenue, Bridlington (Image: Hull Live/Humberside Police) Jamie Duffield, 32, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty and has been sentenced to five years and ten months after attacking a 61-year old man at his flat in Tennyson Avenue, Bridlington, on December 14. The man fractured his victims j...
May 11, 2021
Bloomberg Creative Wall Street stocks tumbled in opening trading Tuesday, adding to the prior sessions retreat on worries about excess valuation and inflation. Tech shares, which surged during much of the coronavirus pandemic, continued to see pressure as investor interest shifts to sectors expected to thrive in a reopened economy. "Valuation always matters," Briefing.com analyst Patrick OHare said. "It might be disregarded or rationalized to some ridiculous extent for awhile, but ultimately, i...
May 11, 2021
Andrew Brookes Equity markets across the world tumbled Tuesday as a fierce global selloff erupted on fears over spiking inflation, dealers say. Traders are fearful that surging inflation could force the worlds central banks to wind back ultra-loose monetary policies earlier than forecast and damage post-Covid recovery. All eyes are now on the release this week of crucial data on US retail sales and consumer prices, with expectations for a sharp rise as the worlds top economy reopens. Equity mar...
May 11, 2021
Global stock markets nosedive on fears over spiking inflation 11 May 2021 Picture used for illustrative purpose. Equity markets across the world tumbled on Tuesday as a fierce global selloff erupted on fears over spiking inflation, dealers said. London stocks dived 3.0 per cent, Frankfurt slumped 2.5 per cent and Paris shed 2.3 per cent in afternoon deals. “European stocks are tanking lower after a weak handover from Wall Street” on Monday, said OANDA analyst...
May 6, 2021
Stocks Mostly Advance But Vaccine Stocks Hit By Roland JACKSON 05/06/21 AT 5:43 PM European and US equities moved mostly higher on Thursday as encouraging data provided more indications of the strength of the economic recovery in the United States. Shares in vaccine manufacturers continued to suffer after the United States and several European nations backed lifting patents for coronavirus vaccines, though the damage was less severe than the day prior. The Dow closed at a new record, even t...
May 5, 2021
Posted : 2021-05-05 09:28 Updated : 2021-05-05 09:28 In this file photo taken on Feb. 5, U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen listens while U.S. President Joe Biden speaks about COVID-19 relief from the State Dining Room of the White House in Washington, DC. AFP-Yonhap European and US equity markets mostly fell Tuesday, with the Nasdaq slumping on valuation concerns after US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said interest rates could rise. Yellen, in a pre-recorded conversation with The ...
May 5, 2021
Stocks Pressured Amid Fears Over Inflation, Interest Rates 05/04/21 AT 6:08 PM European and US equity markets mostly fell Tuesday, with the Nasdaq slumping on valuation concerns after US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said interest rates could rise. Yellen, in a pre-recorded conversation with The Atlantic, said US lending rates may have to increase "somewhat" to keep a lid on inflation if President Joe Bidens latest spending proposals are enacted and the economy heats up. The remarks added to ...
April 29, 2021
Strong earnings, recovery cocktail sends US stocks to new highs