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  • Gold mines will glitter in future

    February 8, 2010

    RANDGOLD IS LIVING PROOF OF THE OLD ADAGE “ALL THAT GLITTERS IS GOLD”. INVESTORS THAT BOUGHT THE STOCK BACK IN 2006 AT AROUND 1,200P WILL BE OVER-THE-MOON; YESTERDAY IT CLOSED AT 4,480P. ITS FORTHCOMING PROJECTS WOULD SUGGEST THAT RANDGOLD CAN STILL CREATE SHAREHOLDER VALUE. ONE-TIME FLAGSHIP MINE MORILA MIGHT BE ON ITS LAST LEGS NOW [...]

  • ANALYST VIEWS: WHAT DOES XSTRATA’S DECISION TO RESUME DIVIDENDS SAY ABOUT THE MINING INDUSTRY?

    February 8, 2010

    CHARLES GIBSON | EDISON The resumption of the dividend is a sign of confidence as no company likes to bring back a dividend and then scrap it. The announcement confirms the anecdotal evidence which suggests a positive time for mining, with the price of metals rising. The figures all support what we have seen. CHARLES [...]

  • Nasdaq OMX earnings beat expectations

    February 8, 2010

    Nasdaq OMX Group yesterday reported lower fourth-quarter profit before one-time items as the US-based exchange operator was hit by sluggish trading and eroding market share, but results narrowly beat Wall Street expectations. The Nasdaq Stock Market parent company, which runs equities and derivatives venues in the US and Northern Europe, said revenue from cash equity [...]

  • EU extends ABN Amro probe

    February 8, 2010

    EUROPEAN regulators yesterday extended an in-depth investigation into state aid granted to nationalised Dutch banks ABN Amro and Fortis Bank Nederland and temporarily approved a €6.9bn (£6bn) recapitalisation to finance their merger. The European Commission, competition watchdog of the 27-country European Union, said it would assess the combined effect of all the aid and the [...]

  • FSA says EU hedge fund rules carry significant risk

    February 8, 2010

    EU plans for regulating the hedge fund industry still carry “significant risks”, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) warned yesterday, even though many of the stricter rules have been toned down. “I would not underestimate the significant risks that still exist in this draft directive. It could still go badly wrong in some important areas,” Dan [...]

  • New board chiefs at Plus Markets

    February 8, 2010

    PLUS Markets has beefed up its management with the appointment of two new executives. Cyril Theret replaces Simon Brickles as chief executive, who becomes vice chairman, and Giles Vardey takes over from Stephen Hazell-Smith as non-executive chairman. The move comes as the retail-focused stock exchange looks to offer more products and move into international capital [...]

  • European airlines scramble to maintain passenger numbers amid poor weather

    February 8, 2010

    IRISH airline Aer Lingus rode out a sharp drop in its long-haul passenger business to post a small increase in overall passenger numbers in January. Aer Lingus had 57,000 long haul passengers over the month, a 23 per cent fall from 2009. However, an increase in short haul figures, which make up the bulk of [...]

  • Polo Ralph Lauren’s Duffy jumps on board at Celtic

    February 8, 2010

    LIFE-LONG Celtic fan Brian Duffy has joined the board of the Scottish Premier League club as an independent non-executive director. London-based Duffy is group president, Europe, of the Polo Ralph Lauren Corporation. He joined Polo Ralph Lauren Corporation in 2003 as president and chief operating officer, Europe, from the Sara Lee Corporation where he held [...]

  • Merger talks end for Kirin and Suntory

    February 8, 2010

    Japanese brewers Kirin Holdings and Suntory yesterday dropped plans to create a combined food and drinks group with $43bn (£28bn) in annual sales after disagreeing over levels of control in a merged firm. The two brewers began talks eight months ago with the aim of building the scale needed to keep pace with global consolidation [...]

  • An investment gap is hindering UK start-ups

    February 8, 2010

    A thriving technology sector is a key driver for success against the background of a weak economic recovery and an ongoing debate about the relative values of the service economy and declining manufacturing base of the UK economy. The UK has no shortage of profitable technology companies. But for every Autonomy and Monitise there is [...]

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