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  • Siemens ups forecasts on demand rise

    April 29, 2010

    GERMAN industrial conglomerate Siemens raised its profit outlook on the back of cost cuts and higher demand from factories that are cranking up production amidst an economic rebound. Europe’s biggest engineering group said yesterday it expected total sectors profit – operating profit of all three core businesses – to top €7.5bn (£6.5bn) for the year [...]

  • UK firms hit by new global accounting rules

    April 29, 2010

    PROPOSED changes to global pension accounting rules will make pension costs more volatile at UK firms, exacerbating the impact that pension deficits have on companies experts warned. The International Accounting Standard Board yesterday announced changes to the way pension deficits and surpluses are accounted for, which accountants KPMG forecast could wipe as much as £10bn [...]

  • Dubai offer not enough

    April 29, 2010

    DUBAI World, which is in talks to restructure $26bn (£16bn) in debt, is offering lenders an additional one per cent in interest upon maturity of new debt, but the deal is unlikely to satisfy banks, analysts said yesterday. The state-owned conglomerate’s offer is for a one per cent interest rate and one per cent payment-in-kind, [...]

  • M Stanley Moore, UBS fined in US

    April 29, 2010

    FINANCE giants Morgan Stanley and Moore Capital have been fined by the US futures regulator, after both were found guilty of foul play in the markets. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) fined Morgan Stanley $14m (£9m) for failing to report a big block oil trade and hedge fund Moore Capital $25m for attempting to [...]

  • US takes aim at Wall Street

    April 29, 2010

    WASHINGTON opened talks on a wide-sweeping overhaul of Wall Street yesterday after Republican politicians abandoned their blockade of a Senate debate. In the coming days, Democrats and their opponents will thrash out the terms of what promises to be a highly controversial finance reform bill. The legislation could see derivatives forced onto regulated exchanges, investment [...]

  • Obama nominates trio to Federal Reserve board

    April 29, 2010

    PRESIDENT Barack Obama yesterday nominated Janet Yellen as vice chairman of the US central bank. Yellen, the current president of the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank, is renowned as a monetary policy “heavyweight”. He also nominated Sarah Raskin, Maryland’s financial regulation commissioner, and MIT economist Peter Diamond, who has written extensively about pensions and fiscal [...]

  • Forth Ports bidders get put up or shut up order

    April 29, 2010

    A trio of Forth Ports’ shareholders has just under five weeks to make a formal offer for Britain’s only listed ports company or must walk away for six months, the Takeover Panel said yesterday. Forth on Wednesday rejected a new £640m takeover approach from the Northstream consortium – made up of AEIF General Partners, Peel [...]

  • Hobbycraft bought out for £100m

    April 29, 2010

    THE private equity firm Bridgepoint Capital has bought Hobbycraft, the family owned arts and crafts retailer, in a deal worth around £100m. Bridgepoint beat off competition from private equity firm Exponent and retailer Halfords. Blackstone had expressed interest, but did not submit a bid in time for the deadline. Hobbycraft started out as one store [...]

  • Google wins trademark

    April 29, 2010

    A federal judge yesterday dismissed a trademark infringement lawsuit filed by language software maker Rosetta Stone against Google. In a suit first filed in 2009, Rosetta claimed Google profits by allowing rivals that pirate its technology to buy the top “sponsored link” ad on search results pages. Consumers who search for “Rosetta Stone” on the [...]

  • Taylor leaves Citi

    April 29, 2010

    Richard Taylor, head of European equity research at Citigroup, is expected to join Jefferies & Co as head of European equity research. The global securities company hired Taylor away from Citigroup as top banks fight it out to hire the world’s best stock analysts. Taylor, said that while volatility remained low and the trading range [...]

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