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  • ROOM WITH A VIEW

    May 20, 2009

    DICK Fuld, the disgraced former chief executive of collapsed Wall Street bank Lehman Brothers, has discreetly put his home on the market for $32m (£20m). The 16-room, 6,200 square foot Park Avenue apartment that Fuld bought for $21m in 2007 includes four rooms for servants and five fireplaces. Fuld transferred his Florida mansion into his [...]

  • CITY MOVES WHO’S SWITCHING JOBS

    May 20, 2009

    SVG CapitalThe private equity firm has appointed Lynn Fordham as its new chief executive officer and Tony Dalwood as chief executive of SVG Advisers, its advisory arm. Fordham joined the SVG Capital board as finance director in July last year, having previously held positions with Barratt Developments, BAA, Boots, Man Group and Chubb. Dalwood joined [...]

  • Emerging market telcos strong

    May 20, 2009

    The telecoms industry in developing markets has barely been affected by the global downturn, according to the Altimo Index, published yesterday. The report said that the Asian telecoms market is likely to remain attractive for the next three years, despite the economic turmoil, while more mature markets such as North America and western Europe continue [...]

  • Google hints at Twitter tie-up

    May 20, 2009

    Google co-founder Larry Page has admitted the search engine needs to learn from social networking site Twitter, while chief executive Eric Schmidt hinted that a strategic partnership between the two was under discussion. Speaking at the annual Google Zeitgeist conference, Schmidt said that Google could work with Twitter without having to buy it and hinted [...]

  • Haddrill seizes FRC opportunity

    May 20, 2009

    Former civil servant Stephen Haddrill is leaving trade body the Association of British Insurers (ABI) to succeed Paul Boyle as chief executive of the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), the regulator for accounting and corporate governance. The ABI said it has begun the search for a new director-general.

  • Evolve profits from WH Ireland

    May 20, 2009

    Evolve Capital yesterday announced it had sold its 5.36 per cent shareholding in WH Ireland to an unnamed buyer, quashing speculation it could be ruminating over launching a counter-bid for the firm via Blue Oar, in which it has a controlling stake. The decision to sell is unlikely to please former WH Ireland directors Laurie [...]

  • This naked model is the sign of a new Puritanism

    May 19, 2009

    THE UK edition of Vogue has a naked woman on its front cover this month. Oddly, for a magazine that celebrates female fabulousness and glamour, this is only the second time that this has happened – the first was in 1995 when Kate Moss bared all. (Robbie Williams did too, when he cavorted with Gisele [...]

  • Sucking up to get ahead can work a treat

    May 19, 2009

    DEAR VEXED: It’s become a dog-eat-dog world at the office. I’ve always thought the best way to get ahead was hard work. But I’m wondering if sucking up to my boss comes into it. If so, how much and how should I do it without seeming obvious? Mark, 29, risk analyst IT’S good that you [...]

  • A moon buggy thats great in the country

    May 19, 2009

    THE off-road market has come in for a lot of flak over the last few years and I’ve been a fully paid up member of the anti-league. However, my venom was more about those cars being driven in cities instead of actually doing the job they’re designed to do. I live in the country and [...]

  • AT LONG LAST

    May 19, 2009

    MICHAEL Martin yesterday bowed to growing pressure over his role in the expenses scandal and announced he would resign as Commons Speaker. In a remarkably brief 34 second statement to the house, Martin said the Commons was “best when it is united”. “In order that unity can be maintained, I have decided I will relinquish [...]

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