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  • Crédit Agricole and Citic plan Asian venture

    May 3, 2010

    FRANCE’s Crédit Agricole and China’s Citic Securities have entered talks to create a broker and investment bank to chase growing opportunities in China and the Asia-Pacific region. The companies plan to explore combining Citic Securities with Crédit Agricole’s CLSA Asia brokerage, Cheuvreux European brokerage, financial advisory franchise in Asia, Europe and the United States and [...]

  • FirstGroup starts sale of Railfreight

    May 3, 2010

    FIRSTGROUP, the FTSE100 transport behemoth, has put its rail freight haulage business up for sale in an attempt to reduce its £2.3bn debt pile. Potential buyers for GB Railfreight are understood to include Groupe Eurotunnel, the operator of the Channel Tunnel, British outfit Freightliner and French railway network SNCF. FirstGroup has grown steadily through a [...]

  • Law firms expect sector mergers to accelerate this year

    May 3, 2010

    CONSOLIDATION in the legal sector is likely to escalate this year, according to new research, as law firms look to either merge with another business or poach large groups of lawyers from competitors. Annual research by legal provider Sweet & Maxwell suggests that business sentiment amongst the UK’s law firms is picking up after 10 [...]

  • US authorities promise no let up in their battle against the tax dodgers

    May 3, 2010

    THE US government expects to probe thousands more cases of wealthy individuals dodging taxes through offshore bank accounts, on top of the high profile case against UBS, a US tax attorney said yesterday. “We expect over the next couple of years, in addition to the UBS cases, to have somewhere between 4,000 and 7,000 more [...]

  • General Motors lifts sales

    May 3, 2010

    General Motors posted a 6.4 per cent gain in US April sales yesterday, helped by strong demand for newly launched vehicles such as the Chevy Equinox crossover and the Buick LaCrosse sedan. GM sold 183,997 vehicles in April, up from 173,007 vehicles the same month a year ago when US auto sales were near the [...]

  • Ford revenues up by a quarter

    May 3, 2010

    Ford posted a 25 per cent increase in its spring sales from a year earlier, propelled by record sales of its Fusion midsize sedan and robust demand for trucks led by the F-series pickup. Ford sold 167,542 vehicles in the US market in April, compared with 134,401 vehicles the same month a year earlier. Excluding [...]

  • Mercedes-Benz powers Daimler

    May 3, 2010

    Mercedes-Benz sold 25.1 per cent more cars in April year-on-year, owner Daimler said yesterday. The high-end auto manufacturer shifted 18,228 units, with strong demand for passenger cars and light trucks fueling volumes. Daimler said the C-Class model – “the gateway to the brand” – maintained its lead as Mercedes’ best-selling marque.

  • HIGH FLYER LOSES COURT CASE

    May 3, 2010

    A HIGH-FLYING marketing executive who accused her boss of sexual harassment and trying to hire Russian hitmen to kill her has had her £4m compensation claim quashed by an employment tribunal. Jordan Wimmer, 29, was described as not being a “persuasive” witness in her lurid case against multi-millionaire Mark Lowe of Nomos Capital.

  • The man who could be chancellor plans radical changes for the City

    May 3, 2010

    Allister Heath and David Crow pay a visit to Vince Cable ahead of the last week of the election campaign FEW politicians have emerged from the financial crisis with their reputation intact. Vince Cable must be the only one who has actually enhanced his, with his brand of left-wing policies playing perfectly to the shifting [...]

  • AIM advisers continue to lose business

    May 3, 2010

    ADVISERS have continued to lose AIM-listed clients for the second straight quarter, according to the latest report by Hemscott published today. The AIM Advisers Rankings Guide for quarter two of 2010 shows London’s financial services sectors experiencing further client shrinkage. Analysts said they were not surprised by the figures, following the turmoil the small cap [...]

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