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Nigel Cassidy

Snapchat's IPO: Will youngsters stay loyal to the platform?

Nigel Cassidy
Original Broadcast:

Share Radio Breakfast

Snapchat's IPO: Will youngsters stay loyal to the platform?
Snapchat is going for a share float, and it could be the largest technology listing in years. Social media platform's owner Snap, is said to be testing the water for a valuation of between 20 to 25 billion dollars. Since it started in 2012, the company has experienced phenomenal growth. It now has more than 100 million daily active users, of whom some 60% are in the key 13-24 age bracket that advertisers are so desperate to hook. But will fickle young users stay loyal if something new comes along, and are they the most lucrative market to tap for advertising? Share Radio's Matt Cox spoke to Leslie Pfrang, Partner at Class V Group, which works to prepare companies when going public and handling the IPO process, to discuss what Snapchat's move means for the IPO market.
Guests:

Louise Cooper, Leslie Pfrang, Matt Cox

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Simon Rose

Ian Dunt on his book ' Brexit: What The Hell Happens Now?'

Simon Rose
Original Broadcast:

The Share Radio Evening Show

Ian Dunt on his book ' Brexit: What The Hell Happens Now?'
Editor of http://Politics.co.uk . Political editor of The Erotic Review. Author of Brexit: What The Hell Happens Now?
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Simon Rose

The Federation of Small Businesses policy interventions are failing and that in the last five years the rate of late payments for small businesses has risen.

Simon Rose
Original Broadcast:

The Share Radio Travel Guide

The Federation of Small Businesses policy interventions are failing and that in the last five years the rate of late payments for small businesses has risen.
Today The Federation of Small Businesses has published a comprehensive report looking at the way small firms and the wider economy are affected by poor payment practice. The report entitled 'Time to Act: The economic impact of poor payment practice' found that policy interventions are failing and that in the last five years the rate of late payments for small businesses has risen. To find out more Simon Rose was joined by Craig Beaumont spokesperson from the FSB.
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Simon Rose

What makes a good leader? Sue Coyne author of a book entitled 'Stop Doing Start Leading'

Simon Rose
Original Broadcast:

The Share Radio Evening Show

What makes a good leader? Sue Coyne author of a book entitled 'Stop Doing Start Leading'
What makes a good leader? Is it working as hard as possible at the expense of family life and health? Sue Coyne believes that it's the opposite- that the world's best leaders do LESS and not more. Sue is the author of a book entitled 'Stop Doing Start Leading' - to find out more Olivia Demetriades spoke to Sue and started by asking her what inspired her to write the book.
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Simon Rose

2/3 of professional women go into lower-skilled or lower-paid role, when they return to work after a career break- according to PwC

Simon Rose
2/3 of professional women go into lower-skilled or lower-paid role, when they return to work after a career break- according to PwC
Two-thirds of professional women go into lower-skilled or lower-paid roles, or work fewer hours than they prefer, when they return to work after a career break. That's according to research published by PwC, in conjunction with Women Returners and 30% Club. To find out more about this I'm now joined by Jing Teow, the author of the report and senior economist at PwC
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Simon Rose

Britain ranks among the worst performers in the developed world for spending on new technology, industrial machinery and transport equipment.

Simon Rose
Original Broadcast:

The Share Radio Evening Show

Britain ranks among the worst performers in the developed world for spending on new technology, industrial machinery and transport equipment.
Britain ranks among the worst performers in the developed world for spending on new technology, industrial machinery and transport equipment. This is according to a study by the TUC on investment spending in the public and private sectors. The UK performed last out of the 34 members of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation & Development for spending on transport equipment. We also rank 20th out of 21 countries for which data is available in spending on IT systems and 23rd out of 27 countries for investment in other types of machinery.
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Simon Rose

UK unemployment is at an 11-year low

Simon Rose
Original Broadcast:

The Share Radio Evening Show

UK unemployment is at an 11-year low
UK unemployment is at an 11-year low. In the first jobs figures entirely from the post-Brexit period, the Office for National Statistics reported that unemployment fell by 37,000, to 1.6 million, in the three months to September. The jobless rate fell to 4.8% in the period, while the number of people in work went up by 49,000. To discuss the figures in more detail, Simon spoke to John Hawksworth, chief economist at PwC.
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Juliette Foster

The Small Cap Investor: AIM companies - with Tony Dalwood

Juliette Foster
Original Broadcast:

Listen Again: Share Radio Afternoon

The Small Cap Investor: AIM companies - with Tony Dalwood
It's our weekly look at the small cap market. On this edition, Share Radio's Juliette Foster was joined in the studio by Tony Dalwood, CEO and Founder of Gresham House, an AIM listed company that just so happens to specialise AIM company investment.
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Juliette Foster

The Apprentice Investor: An update on the portfolios of Share Radio's apprentices

Juliette Foster
Original Broadcast:

Listen Again: Share Radio Afternoon

The Apprentice Investor: An update on the portfolios of Share Radio's apprentices
This is a brand new edition of The Apprentice Investor. Regular listeners to the programme will know that our Apprentices are five members of the Share Radio team who've each been given fifteen thousand pounds of virtual money to build their own share portfolios. They're allowed a minimum of eight stocks from different sectors which they've been buying and selling through the Share Centre. Our Apprentices under the spotlight today are Alexi Phillips and Valsa de Winter. Want to start investing yourself? Check out The Investment Trust Show: https://audioboom.com/channel/shareradio-investmenttrustshow
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Sue Dougan

Darren Searles, general manager at JJ Roofing explains the dangers of not fixing a roof

Sue Dougan
Original Broadcast:

Share Radio Morning

Darren Searles, general manager at JJ Roofing explains the dangers of not fixing a roof
Storms, heavy rain, wind, ice and snow will all impact on your roof, and the cost of the damage caused by a leak will almost certainly exceed the cost of fixing the issue quickly. Darren Searles, general manager at JJ Roofing joins Sue Dougan in the studio to explain how to prepare your roof for the winter, how to check the loft and how to spot issues on top of your home.
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Darren Searles

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