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  • M&A fees up for first time in 12 months

    June 25, 2009

    THE global banking industry will be able to breathe a sigh of relief today after new data showed that investment banking fees rose in the second quarter of this year for the first time in 12 months. According to preliminary data from Thomson Reuters, investment banks have raked in $16bn (£9.8bn) so far this quarter, [...]

  • Nationwide is most trusted

    June 25, 2009

    NATIONWIDE, the UK’s largest building society, is also its most trusted financial brand, according to Moneywise magazine. The publication’s inaugural Customer Service Awards also saw Swiftcover take the gong for most trusted motor insurer, while Liverpool Victoria was deemed the most reliable home insurer and Legal & General scooped the award for income protection providers. [...]

  • Premier Foods FD stands down

    June 25, 2009

    Premier Foods, Britain’s biggest food manufacturer, said yesterday its finance director Paul Thomas would leave the company later this year to seek new challenges and that it had started the search for his successor. The group, whose brands include Mr Kipling cakes, Bisto gravy, Hovis bread and Branston pickle, said Thomas would step down shortly [...]

  • China accuses Google of smut

    June 25, 2009

    The Chinese government yesterday stepped up claims that Google is spreading obscene content over the internet, hours after users in China were unable to access several Google sites. The disruptions came a day after the US urged Beijing to scrap controversial plans for filtering software on computers, but China said its actions were “lawful”.

  • Orange to axe 370 positions

    June 25, 2009

    France Telecom-owned mobile firm Orange is reducing its headcount by 370, it said yesterday. A spokesman for the firm said 190 jobs from across the business would go immediately, with a further 180 under review, although it believes that at least 90 of these will be achieved through natural wastage. 

  • SWINE FLU SCARE TAKES HOLD AT HEART OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD

    June 25, 2009

    MORE anxiety down at City accountancy firm Ernst & Young, where the dreaded swine flu has taken down a senior accountant and thrown concerned workers into panic. The Capitalist revealed yesterday that one individual from the firm’s More London Place office has been diagnosed with swine flu, while his team and clients are awaiting results [...]

  • O’Brien stalls INM debt talks

    June 25, 2009

    INDEPENDENT News and Media’s (INM) second largest shareholder, Denis O’Brien, has told the company’s board he will not support a proposal to refinance its €200m (£170m) bond which was due for payment today. Sources close to O’Brien said the Irish businessman is still fully behind the publisher, which owns The Independent and The Independent on [...]

  • Bank of America exceeds $33.9bn capital cushion

    June 25, 2009

    Bank of America yesterday said it has built more than the $33.9bn (£20.7bn) capital cushion demanded by federal regulators. The bank said it exceeded the buffer by conducting an exchange offer under which it expects to issue 200m shares. In total, it has completed exchanges of $14.7bn in preferred stock for common equity, adding to [...]

  • DSG warns of further tough times ahead

    June 25, 2009

    DSG INTERNATIONAL, the owner of electrical goods chains Dixons, Currys and PC World, yesterday posted its second annual loss and warned the economic gloom shows no sign of easing over the coming year. DSG chief executive John Browett said current internal forecasts at the firm assume there will be no upturn in the UK economy [...]

  • FOCUS ON: WOODFORD, ESSEX

    June 25, 2009

    QUEEN MARY’S GATE, SOUTHEND RD, E18 2PAPrice: From £225,000Set in nine acres of landscaped gardens, this private-gated development offers residents an exclusive environment which is just 20 minutes away from Bank by Tube. Formerly university accommodation, the development has been transformed into one, two and three-bedroom flats, which are smartly decorated. Epping Forest is just [...]

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