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  • Ethel Austin closes 114 stores

    February 24, 2010

    More than 1,000 staff at Ethel Austin lost their jobs yesterday after the stricken fashion retailer’s administrator was forced to close 114 stores. The move came after the Merseyside-based chain, together with Au Naturale, its homewares sister company, fell into administration this month, for the second time in two years, after poor Christmas trading and [...]

  • Freddie Mac seeks fresh funds

    February 24, 2010

    Freddie Mac, the second-largest provider of US residential mortgage funds, yesterday said it lost $7.8bn in the fourth quarter and warned it would need to tap more government funds this quarter as the housing market remains fragile. The government-controlled entity said its loss came as rising defaults kept credit-related expenses elevated at $7.1bn and as [...]

  • Northern Rock set to pull state guarantees

    February 24, 2010

    GOVERNMENT guarantees on retail savings in Northern Rock, implemented in late 2007 to protect customer deposits in the wake of a panic-fuelled run on the bank, are to be pulled from the end of May, the Treasury confirmed yesterday. The withdrawal follows the restructuring of the now-nationalised bank into a “good” and “bad” bank at [...]

  • Skipton to merge with rival mutual society Chesham

    February 24, 2010

    SKIPTON Building Society is to merge with its smaller rival Chesham, the mutual said yesterday, as it unveiled a bumper rise in annual profits and defended its contentious decision to hike its standard variable mortgage rate (SVR). Skipton said the merger would take its branches from 89 to 92 and gave a guarantee that it [...]

  • CITY MOVES | WHO’S SWITCHING JOBS

    February 24, 2010

    CM Murray The Canary Wharf-based law firm said yesterday that Charis Damiano, previously a partner in its London office, will relocate to expand its employment practice in the United States. Damiano recently returned from maternity leave, having worked at the employment and partnership law-focused firm since 2007. She will now be a consultant in the [...]

  • EX-BANKER FOLLOWS HIS RUGBY DREAMS

    February 24, 2010

    RUGBY-lovers in the City can be rightly proud that one of their own is putting his money where his mouth is in terms of promoting the game of Rugby Sevens around the world. Sevens – a speedier, shorter version of the traditional game – has recently enjoyed a bit of a boost from the announcement [...]

  • GlaxoSmithKline issues 30-page defence of its diabetes drug

    February 24, 2010

    GLAXOSMITHKLINE stepped up the defence of its diabetes drug Avandia yesterday with a detailed 30-page response rejecting a critical report by US lawmakers. The UK-based drugmaker, led by chief executive Andrew Witty, said a Senate finance committee report last week did not present “an accurate, balanced, or complete view” of information about the drug and [...]

  • Cost of listing on Aim soars

    February 24, 2010

    LISTING costs on the Alternative Investment Market (Aim) continued to climb last year despite a slump in the number of initial public offerings (IPOs) on the market, pushed up by concerns over a tightening in the regulatory environment. The cost of listing on Aim reached an average of 7.24 per cent of funds raised in [...]

  • Drop in profits for Logica as firm warns future looks bleak

    February 24, 2010

    Anglo-Dutch IT group Logica posted a six per cent fall in 2009 profits to £43m yesterday after clients cut spending in the Netherlands and the Nordic region, and said it did not expect a return to revenue growth in 2010. Chief executive Andy Green said companies were still reluctant to spend money on new IT [...]

  • BEST OF THE BROKERS

    February 24, 2010

    DRAX GROUP Standard & Poor’s maintains its “sell” rating on Drax, despite noting the group has hedged all electricity output over the next three years at higher spreads than achieved in 2009, shielding its profits. But falling power prices due to weaker demand and lower gas costs have worsened its competitive position, it believes. PROVIDENT [...]

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