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  • TNK-BP’s new boss unveiled

    November 19, 2009

    OIL giant BP said the candidate proposed by its oligarch partners to lead their Russian joint venture, TNK-BP, had won out over BP’s candidate and that oligarch Mikhail Fridman would stay at the helm until 2011. BP and AAR, a consortium representing the billionaire co-owners, said Maxim Barsky, currently TNK-BP’s executive vice president for strategy [...]

  • Slump harms FTSE’s women

    November 19, 2009

    THE number of women in the UK’s top boardrooms has been hit by the recession, according to a new report released yesterday. The Female FTSE Index and Report, published by Cranfield University School of Management, said there had been a “discouraging decline” in the number of FTSE 100 companies with female executive directors over the [...]

  • Grant Thornton lags the Big Four

    November 19, 2009

    GRANT THORNTON saw turnover fall four per cent over the past financial year as profit per partner dived nearly 20 per cent on costs related to its troublesome merger with rival Robson Rhodes. The fifth-biggest accountancy partnership said revenue fell 4.1 per cent to £378.2m in the year to 30 June. Chief executive Scott Barnes [...]

  • Spun-off AOL will axe a third of is workforce

    November 19, 2009

    AOL is preparing to cut around 2,500 staff, one third of its workforce, when it is spun off from media giant Time Warner next month. The struggling firm said in a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday that the cuts are part of its plan to save $300m (£180.5m). “Today we have announced [...]

  • Revenue declines ease for Centaur as ads return

    November 19, 2009

    Business publisher Centaur Media said yesterday that its year-on-year revenue decline eased in the four months to 31 October, helped by improved advertising revenue. The company said revenue fell 28 per cent during the period, in line with its forecasts and representing a slower rate of decline than the 32 per cent drop seen in [...]

  • Cost cuts help Aegis through tough period

    November 19, 2009

    FTSE 100 media agency Aegis said yesterday that cost cutting allowed it to maintain full-year guidance, but that revenues continued to fall in the first nine months. Aegis reported organic revenue down 10.8 per cent, with falls of 10.4 per cent at its Aegis Media marketing operations and 11.5 per cent at the market research [...]

  • CBI boss Richard Lambert can see early signs of economic recovery

    November 19, 2009

    THE worst is over for the British economy. At least, that was the message from Richard Lambert, the Confederation of Business Industry’s (CBI) thoughtful director-general, when we meet. “We have finally hit the deck,” he tells me, leaning forward. “Things are a lot better now than in the first quarter of this year. Where we [...]

  • SABMiller sees profit fall on back of currency movements

    November 19, 2009

    SABMILLER yesterday said unfavourable currency movements caused its pre-tax profits to slide to $1.5bn (£893m) for the six months to 30 September, down 26 per cent on the same period a year ago. The London-listed brewer of Miller Lite, Grolsch and Peroni Nastro Azzurro beers also reported a 21 per cent fall in revenue to [...]

  • Dutch agree more funding for ABN Amro

    November 19, 2009

    The Dutch government yesterday said it would have to inject another €3bn (£2.7bn) into nationalised bank ABN Amro, which will raise the national debt with no immediate return for the state. The finance ministry also said that a long-negotiated ABN asset sale to Deutsche Bank was worth €700m, but could collapse unless parliament approves it [...]

  • Investors flock to students flats

    November 19, 2009

    Britain’s biggest quoted student landlord Unite Group yesterday said institutional investors were making beelines for the student property sector, where rental growth is outstripping other real estate market segments. For the period between 1 July and 18 November, Unite reported like-for-like rental growth of 9.7 per cent for its purpose-built student accommodation units in the [...]

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