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  • FSA censures traders after their appeal

    October 7, 2009

    THE FINANCIAL Services Authority yesterday censured two bond traders who had appealed against market abuse allegations, stopping short of issuing a hefty fine or a lifelong ban. The news prompted speculation that more people would now choose to appeal to the FSA Regulatory Decision Committee (RDC), as the watchdog forges ahead with its aggressive enforcement [...]

  • Cranswick brings home the bacon as sales rise

    October 7, 2009

    PORK supplier Cranswick yesterday said that its first half sales rose in-line with expectations, helped by an acquisition. Cranswick – which supplies fresh pork and gourmet sausages to the UK’s food retail and manufacturing sectors – said the business had been impacted by a rise in pig prices, although these now appear to have peaked. [...]

  • Q & A : WHERE HAVE THE STRIKE THREATS COME FROM?

    October 7, 2009

    Q. WHAT ARE THE UNIONS OPPOSING?A. On Tuesday, British Airways announced it was cutting 1,700 jobs and was introducing a two-year pay freeze for cabin crew as it looks to cut costs in the downturn. It also said it would recruit new staff on different terms and conditions to current employees. Unite has denounced the [...]

  • Versace quits Japanese stores

    October 7, 2009

    Italian fashion house Versace is to rebuild its Japanese operations from scratch and is reassessing its entire company strategy. Versace, which entered Japan 30 years ago said that the stores no longer reflected the brand’s image. Chief executive Gian Giacomo Ferraris took over in July and has kicked of a company-wide review.

  • Aviva to list in New York

    October 7, 2009

    INSURANCE giant Aviva has announced plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange as it embarks on a drive to raise its profile in the US. The company, the world’s fifth-largest insurer by gross premiums, said it would begin trading on 20 October, just days after it said it would launch a partial initial [...]

  • FSA censures traders after their appeal

    October 7, 2009

    THE FINANCIAL Services Authority yesterday censured two bond traders who had appealed against market abuse allegations, stopping short of issuing a hefty fine or a lifelong ban. The news prompted speculation that more people would now choose to appeal to the FSA Regulatory Decision Committee (RDC), as the watchdog forges ahead with its aggressive enforcement [...]

  • CITY VIEWS: ARE THE TORIES RIGHT TO PROPOSE A PUBLIC-SECTOR PAY FREEZE?

    October 7, 2009

    STEVE RYAN AXA“Yes I think it’s the right thing to do. There are other things they could do as well to cut the fiscal deficit. I’m worried about the government’s debts for my children’s sake – they will be the ones who pick up the bill. For a very long time Gordon Brown has been [...]

  • Cranswick brings home the bacon as sales rise

    October 7, 2009

    PORK supplier Cranswick yesterday said that its first half sales rose in-line with expectations, helped by an acquisition. Cranswick – which supplies fresh pork and gourmet sausages to the UK’s food retail and manufacturing sectors – said the business had been impacted by a rise in pig prices, although these now appear to have peaked. [...]

  • Grocery sector can save 1bn

    October 7, 2009

    The UK grocery sector could save at least £1bn over the next five years by improving the quality of product information shared between retailers and suppliers, according to a new report. The estimated opportunity for the industry to realise over £700m in savings was found to fall into two main areas: avoiding shrinkage and eliminating [...]

  • TORIES MULL TAX ON BAILED-OUT BANKS

    October 7, 2009

    A TORY government would consider a “windfall” tax on UK banks that have received state support, in an apparent sign of shadow chancellor George Osborne’s willingness to play hardball with the City. One possibility for the tax, currently being discussed at the highest levels within the party, would take the shape of a new accounting [...]

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