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  • CITY VIEWS: DO YOU THINK THE UK SHOULD ASSIST IN BAILING OUT GREECE?

    February 11, 2010

    ANGUS ROSE | ALEXANDER DAVID “We stayed out of the euro for that very reason. We saw that a few of the weaker members could get us into problems. If we were part of a team it could be worth it. But if it’s just the rich countries, it’s a bit of an imposition.” SIMON [...]

  • Rio Tinto sees profits slump

    February 11, 2010

    Dividends are back on the menu for mining giant Rio Tinto after it posted better than expected full year profits. The FTSE 100 group, and the world’s third largest miner, said it would reinstated dividends yesterday after a year-long break – a move it hailed as a reflection of its “positive outlook”. The news came [...]

  • FirstEnergy plans to merge with Allegheny in £3bn deal

    February 11, 2010

    OHIO-BASED power company FirstEnergy plans to buy Pennsylvania’s Allegheny Energy in an all share deal worth $4.7bn (£3.01bn) that would create one of the largest utility groups in the US. The combined business would have a generation capacity of 24,000 megawatts and serve more than 6.1m customers, the companies said yesterday. Shares in Allegheny rose [...]

  • Construction projects stalled

    February 11, 2010

    NEW construction orders were flat in the final three months of 2009 on the previous quarter while a survey showed that new projects are under threat in the run-up to the election. Data revealed that while new orders jumped 20.8 per cent in December on the previous month, on a quarterly basis orders showed no [...]

  • Galliford secures new properties

    February 11, 2010

    HOUSEBUILDING and construction group Galliford Try yesterday acquired the 50 per cent share held by Bank of Scotland in four residential development joint ventures in and around London. The property group handed over a nominal £1 for each of the sites and paid off the £42.5m debt held by the Bank of Scotland. Galliford Try [...]

  • Repossessions fall as rates kept low

    February 11, 2010

    THE number of homes repossessed in 2009 reached its highest level since 1996 but an unexpected decline in repossessions in the fourth quarter saw the annual figure beat forecasts, the Council for Mortgage Lenders (CML) said yesterday. A 13 per cent fall in the number of repossessions in the fourth quarter meant that only 46,000 [...]

  • Sports Direct celebrates a double victory

    February 11, 2010

    SPORTS Direct has seen a surge in sales and been cleared by a competition commission investigation. Britain’s largest sports retailer raised its full-year profit guidance yesterday after the sales jump for the 13 weeks to 24 January. Retail sales rose 9.4 per cent to £326m – lifting gross profit to £136m. Sports Direct – which [...]

  • BANK OF IRELAND’S DEBT EXCHANGE

    February 11, 2010

    BANK of Ireland (BoI) expects to raise around €405m (£353.1m) after completing a debt exchange yesterday. BoI, led by chief executive Richie Boucher, which last year received €3.5bn from the government in return for preference shares, said it had successfully swapped debt with a nominal value of €2.9bn for fresh 10-year paper.

  • S&N’s strong profits beat expectations

    February 11, 2010

    Smith & Nephew (S&N), the hips-and-knees maker, posted higher profits in the final quarter of last year after the replacement joints market stabilised. The market suffered during the recession, but started to recover in the second half. Traditional hip and knee ranges, like its Legion knee, did well, particularly in the US, while products designed [...]

  • Buffett closes in on $27bn railroad deal

    February 11, 2010

    Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp shareholders approved the second largest US railroad company’s takeover by Berkshire Hathaway yesterday, clearing the way for the acquisition by billionaire investor Warren Buffett to be completed today. Berkshire is buying the 77.4 per cent of Burlington Northern that it did not already own. The cash-and-stock transaction was valued at [...]

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