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  • GM sell-off driving forward

    February 23, 2010

    Spyker Cars of the Netherlands yesterday closed the deal to buy Saab from General Motors for cash and shares worth $400m. Saab said it was no longer in liquidation and control had been returned to chief executive Jane Ake Jonsson. Saab had been in administration since February. Saab and Spyker will now operate as sister [...]

  • SMOKING-HOT CUBANS LAUGH IN THE FACE OF A CIGAR SALES SLUMP

    February 23, 2010

    CAVIAR, lobster, champagne and sports car sales have all been dwindling over the course of the downturn, so I suppose we really should have seen this one coming. Apparently, the latest luxury product to take a tumble is the Cuban cigar, synonymous with bulging wallets the world over – which saw an eight per cent [...]

  • UK says Falkland drilling is legal

    February 23, 2010

    Britain rejected Argentine objections to oil exploration off the disputed Falkland Islands yesterday, saying the drilling was within international law. Argentine President Cristina Fernandez said Latin American leaders backed her objections to exploration off the Falklands, known in Spanish as Las Malvinas, as drilling began on the first well on Monday. “British sovereignty in respect [...]

  • Ferrovial seeks new funds

    February 23, 2010

    Debt-laden Spanish infrastructure conglomerate Ferrovial made an unprecedented call for financial investors to join it in new projects yesterday as it seeks to strengthen its balance sheet after a tough 2009. Ferrovial, owner of UK airport operator BAA and tollway firm Cintra as well as construction and service divisions, posted flat growth in core profit [...]

  • ArcelorMittal hit by slump in steel sales

    February 23, 2010

    ARCELORMITTAL chairman and chief executive Lakshmi Mittal took home 12 per cent less in 2009 after the steel giant suffered its worst year to date. Mittal, who made $4.1m (£2.6m) in 2008, saw his annual salary dip down to $3.6m (£2.3m) last year after an agreement by the board to take a double digit pay [...]

  • Eurostar on rollercoaster ride as brand flags

    February 23, 2010

    EUROSTAR’S BrandIndex scores dropped dramatically when five trains broke down on 18 December 2009, leaving 2,500 people trapped in trains and over 100,000 stranded due to disrupted travel plans. Continuous press coverage only compounded the brand’s problems. Eurostar’s overall “Index” score plummeted from +22 on 16 December 2009 to -3 on 1 January 2010. BrandIndex’s [...]

  • CITY MOVES | WHO’S SWITCHING JOBS

    February 23, 2010

    PVE CAPITAL The investment group has appointed two new members to its team managing the Matrix PVE Global Credit Fund, a hedge fund launched in October last year as a joint venture between PVE Capital and private equity firm Matrix. Elena Ciampichetti joins as head of credit research from Citi, where she was a managing [...]

  • FSA to pay £270,000 to fraud victims

    February 23, 2010

    CITY regulator the Financial Services Authority is set to hand back £270,000 to victims of a “boiler room” share fraud scam, as part of an investigation into how cold calls from overseas persuaded citizens to invest in worthless shares. The FSA, whose investigation centres on two individuals and seven businesses suspected of involvement, said yesterday [...]

  • CORPORATE MANSLAUGHTER CASE ADJOURNED

    February 23, 2010

    THE trial of the first UK company charged under the 2007 Corporate Manslaughter Act was yesterday adjourned for legal arguments. Cotswold Geotechnical Holidays is accused over the death of 27 year-old employee Alex Wright who died in September 2008 when a trench collapsed on him. Company director Peter Eaton (pictured centre) also faces a charge [...]

  • Heineken tips 2010 as tough as sales slide

    February 23, 2010

    HEINEKEN has forecast lower beer consumption and limited price increases this year. The prediction came as the brewing giant yesterday reported 2009 results in line with expectations. Heineken, like other brewers, suffered from recession-hit consumers drinking less beer. Chairman Jean-François van Boxmeer said: “The global economic environment will continue to lead to lower beer consumption [...]

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