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  • Germany’s consumers optimistic

    September 28, 2010

    GERMAN consumers are at their most confident in three years with further optimism expected next month thanks to the continued economic recovery, falling unemployment figures and only moderate inflationary pressures, market research firm GfK said yesterday. This month, the consumer confidence indicator jumped 6.9 points to 53.5, the highest level for around three years. Expectations [...]

  • US remains downbeat on economy

    September 28, 2010

    US CONSUMER confidence fell to its lowest level since February in September, underscoring lingering worries about the strength of the economic recovery, while home prices dipped in July. The Conference Board’s index of consumer attitudes fell to 48.5 in September from a revised 53.2 in August, hit by a weak labour market and business conditions. [...]

  • Bank lender Takefuji files for bankruptcy

    September 28, 2010

    TAKEFUJI said it filed for bankruptcy yesterday owing $5.1bn (£3.2bn), making it the biggest Japanese consumer lender to fail since a court ruling in 2006 forced the industry to repay borrowers for excessive interest charges. Takefuji, which had been considered at risk of failing as it lacked the financial backing of a big Japanese bank, [...]

  • Chile quake claims wreck Lloyd’s profit

    September 28, 2010

    INSURANCE market Lloyd’s of London blamed its 52 per cent drop in profit yesterday on a spate of disasters including the Deepwater Horizon oil spill and the Chilean earthquake. Lloyd’s posted a pre-tax profit of £628m for the first half of 2010, down from £1.32bn a year earlier. Lloyd’s insurers including Catlin, Amlin and Hiscox [...]

  • Germany outlines new landesbank consolidation plan

    September 28, 2010

    GERMANY drew up a framework for how to consolidate its troubled public-sector landesbanks but made little headway, agreeing to meet again on the matter in November. A meeting between Berlin and regional owners of landesbanks yesterday was a constructive start to consolidation talks but all options remain open, said deputy finance minister Steffen Kampeter. “All [...]

  • T-Mobile and Orange venture ahead of plan

    September 28, 2010

    EVERYTHING Everywhere, the newly formed entity following the joint venture of T-Mobile and Orange, said it has completed its merger integration ahead of plan. It outlined ambitious plans to consolidate its position as the biggest network provider in the UK. The firm announced in its second quarter results it has grown its contract customer base [...]

  • GOOGLE MOBILE TO BRING MOST REVENUE

    September 28, 2010

    GOOGLE expects mobile searches to generate most of its revenue eventually, but it could take a long time despite growing at a rapid clip, said chief executive Eric Schmidt yesterday. Searches made on Android-based smartphones and other mobile devices are growing but will remain immaterial to its bottom line for some time, he said.

  • ITV offloads 50pc stake in Screenvision

    September 28, 2010

    ITV has offloaded its 50 per cent stake in cinema advertiser Screenvision to US private equity fund Shamrock Capital for $80m (£50m). ITV chief executive Adam Crozier called the deal an “important step” for the firm as it works to consolidate its broadcasting empire. He said the deal fits into ITV’s “transformation plan to focus [...]

  • DMGT sees jump in market share as its CFO stands down

    September 28, 2010

    DAILY Mail & General Trust (DMGT) received a welcome boost from its flagship Daily Mail newspaper yesterday, which reported robust trading amid a gain in market share. DMGT said that advertising revenues at its national newspaper division have risen by 13 per cent year-on-year in the past three months. Print revenues at Associated Newspapers, home [...]

  • RIM goes toe-to-toe with Apple’s iPad

    September 28, 2010

    BLACKBERRY maker Research In Motion (RIM) finally launched its much anticipated tablet PC this week. In his keynote speech, chief executive Mike Lazaridis shied away from direct comparisons with Apple. That, however, hasn’t stopped the technology world from staring straight at the elephant in the room: can the Playbook compete with the iPad? At first [...]

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