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  • Apple set to divulge how it will bite into huge cash pile

    March 18, 2012

    APPLE will today finally reveal what it plans to do with its enormous cash stockpile. The consumer favourite, which had $97.6bn (£61.6bn) in cash and securities as of the end of last year, is likely to offer a dividend to shareholders. Apple chief executive Tim Cook and chief financial officer Peter Oppenheimer will announce the [...]

  • London retains its ranking as the world’s best place to do business

    March 18, 2012

    LONDON has retained its standing as the world’s top financial centre, despite economic uncertainty, the threat of regulatory upheaval and the Eurozone debt crisis. In the Global Financial Centres Index, the UK capital scored a rating of 781, compared to 772 for New York, 754 for Hong Kong, 729 for Singapore and 693 for Tokyo. [...]

  • Sunday trading rules set to be scrapped for Games

    March 18, 2012

    SHOPS will be allowed to open for more hours on Sundays during the Olympics, George Osborne said yesterday, boosting sales in London by hundreds of millions of pounds. Current rules limit large stores’ opening times to six hours on Sunday, which means Olympic visitors will miss out on evening shopping – sending out a signal [...]

  • ECONOMISTS’ VIEWS: WILL LONGER SUNDAY TRADING HOURS BOOST GDP?

    March 18, 2012

    ANDREW GOODWIN | ERNST AND YOUNG ITEM CLUB “People have an amount to spend, and although this will allow greater flexibility it is unlikely to change overall spending. Nonetheless, giving consumers greater choice and availability is good thing, and it could create a few extra jobs covering hours that are not covered at the moment.” [...]

  • Calls for end to 50p tax as Osborne mulls faster allowance hike

    March 18, 2012

    THE TAX-FREE allowance could be raised faster than previously planned in Wednesday’s budget, City A.M. understands, as part of a major deal to reduce taxes on workers at both ends of the income distribution. Chancellor George Osborne yesterday promised that “the bulk” of new measures announced will benefit people on low and middle incomes, as [...]

  • Warning against giveaways

    March 18, 2012

    THE GOVERNMENT cannot afford to make big Budget giveaways this week and must focus on reducing its huge annual deficit, two leading business and economic groups have said. “I don’t think the country can afford significant tax cuts if it really wants growth,” Confederation of British Industry (CBI) chief John Cridland told the BBC yesterday. [...]

  • Government called on to protect UK tech industry

    March 18, 2012

    FULL tax relief should be offered to business angels and high net worth individuals who already pay the 50p tax rate to encourage them to reinvest money in technology start-ups, a team of lawyers has urged. A group of partners at leading media and technology law firm Reed Smith has called for more governmental initiatives [...]

  • City hoping for tax cuts and loophole crackdown in Osborne’s March budget

    March 18, 2012

    THE CITY overwhelmingly supports a package of budget measures to cut taxes while cracking down on tax loopholes. Over 80 per cent of those asked in City A.M./PoliticsHome.com’s Voice of the City poll said they support cutting corporation tax and scrapping the 50p rate for the top income tax bracket. But even more of those [...]

  • US Republicans to roll out new spending plans

    March 18, 2012

    REPUBLICANS in the US House of Representatives will try this week to seize control of the election-year spending debate by rolling out a plan to slash trillion-dollar deficits and revive reforms to the Medicare healthcare program for the elderly. House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan will unveil the sequel to his “Path to Prosperity” budget [...]

  • Myerson back in bid to oust Sapro board

    March 18, 2012

    CONTROVERSIAL investor Brian Myerson, who was banned from City takeover work for three years in 2010, is waging war against the board of a London-listed property fund. Myerson, the shareholder who shook up Liberty, Blacks Leisure and Scholl before getting the “cold shoulder” from UK regulators, is now putting pressure on fellow investors in South [...]

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