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  • Unite: BA strike ballot is inevitable

    September 6, 2010

    UNITE, the union representing British Airways (BA) cabin crew, has warned that a further strike ballot is “inevitable” with the Christmas holidays the next likely target for industrial action. Yesterday up to 2,000 members of the British Airlines Stewards and Stewardesses Association (BASSA), the BA crew branch of Unite, met at Kempton Park Racecourse to [...]

  • Budget airlines fly a higher number of August passengers

    September 6, 2010

    A HIGHER number of travellers are turning to budget airlines easyJet and Ryanair according to August passenger figures published by the two carriers yesterday. The figures indicate a general move by air passengers towards low cost airlines, as each posted an increase in passenger numbers last month. EasyJet said yesterday that it carried 5.2m passengers [...]

  • Virgin Atlantic and Balpa meet to avoid industrial action by its pilots

    September 6, 2010

    VIRGIN ATLANTIC management met with members from trade union Balpa yesterday in a bid to settle tensions with the airline’s pilots and avoid a possible strike. The two met last night in an attempt to smooth over a mounting dispute between Virgin Atlantic and its pilots over holiday entitlement and time off. Balpa, which represents [...]

  • British Airways plans to boost its London City Airport service

    September 6, 2010

    British Airways is planning to boost its investment at London City Airport with the launch of new transatlantic services. The Flag-carrier introduced a 32-seat all-business service from the docklands airport to New York’s JFK just over a year ago. But yesterday chief executive Willie Walsh said: “This route has exceeded our expectations. We are now [...]

  • Land Secs says City shopping site all but full

    September 6, 2010

    LAND Securities has managed to secure tenants for 96 per cent of its retail space in the One New Change shopping centre on Cheapside, over a month before the firm expects construction to end. The property developer said yesterday it is in talks over the remaining handful of units, which include the two rooftop cafes [...]

  • Shire begins £358m offer for Movetis

    September 6, 2010

    DRUGS firm Shire launched its €19-a-share offer for Belgian gastro-intestinal specialist Movetis yesterday, as the company pushes ahead with its plans for international expansion. Movetis investors have until 26 September to accept the offer, which values the firm at €428m (£358m) including its €100m cash pile. Movetis management have unanimously recommended the offer to shareholders, [...]

  • Moulton’s Better Capital buys Calyx

    September 6, 2010

    JON MOULTON’S company Better Capital has acquired the debt and related rights in IT services provider Calyx, a firm that Moulton’s former firm Alchemy took private in 2007. Calyx provides IT outsourcing, voice and data services, software, network security and training. The group’s UK and Irish companies have been placed into administration and receivership respectively. [...]

  • German banks could require an extra £88bn under Basel rules

    September 6, 2010

    GERMANY’S 10 biggest banks may need €105bn (£87.8bn) of additional capital under a revamp of banking rules designed to prevent future financial crises, the country’s banking association said. International banking regulators known as the Basel Committee will likely require banks to have a Tier 1 capital ratio of six per cent, up from four per [...]

  • Dublin will close Anglo to keep Eire in the black

    September 6, 2010

    Ireland is still mulling whether to keep parts of Anglo Irish Bank open but stands ready to wind it down if that helps keep the country solvent, finance minister Brian Lenihan said yesterday. Earlier, the Irish Independent newspaper reported Lenihan would ask the European Commission to allow a closure of the troubled lender over a [...]

  • Top 10 UK law firms see fees slump in 2009

    September 6, 2010

    PARTNERS at the City’s top 10 law firms saw average billing fees fall by almost £1m per partner during the downturn, according to newly published figures. Average billable fees per partner plunged by £875,000 across the ten largest law firms in the UK, including the elite Magic Circle, said recruitment consultant Ambition. Last year the [...]

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