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  • BP sells off Canadian assets

    December 1, 2011

    BP has agreed to sell its Canadian natural gas liquids business to Plains All American Pipeline for $1.67bn, as it seeks to raise $45bn to pay for last year’s Gulf of Mexico oil spill. The business, which includes pipelines and processing stations that remove valuable crude-like liquids from gas, owns or has rights to more [...]

  • DRAGHI TAKES A NEW APPROACH TO BACKING THE EURO IN ECB PROMO

    December 1, 2011

    AS European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi stood in front of the European Parliament yesterday and delivered a gloomy outlook on the future of the euro, a very different Draghi was doing the rounds on YouTube, in the latest piece of pro-euro propaganda released by the ECB. In a video introduced by soft focus images [...]

  • Yahoo jumps as takeover looks likely

    December 1, 2011

    PRIVATE equity firms Blackstone Group and Bain Capital are looking to make a bid for full ownership of stagnating internet giant Yahoo, after days of speculation surrounding the company’s buyout. The deal, made alongside Chinese e-commerce group Alibaba and Japanese telecoms corporation Softbank, is expected to see Yahoo sell for as much as $20 a [...]

  • Clarity looks a bit Better

    December 1, 2011

    JON Moulton’s investment vehicle has won the battle to buy software firm Clarity Commerce after winning backing from 62 per cent of shareholders. Yesterday Enigmatic Investments declared the £10.36m bid unconditional, only weeks after Clarity’s board rejected the improved offer as “undervalued”. Enigmatic, which is controlled by Moulton’s Better Capital, remains well short of the [...]

  • Investors heap pressure on beleaguered Olympus board

    December 1, 2011

    INVESTORS in scandal-hit technology firm Olympus are demanding an emergency meeting after the former chief executive launched a campaign to sack the board. Southeastern Asset Management, the main foreign shareholder with about five per cent, said Olympus needs a new board with a majority of independent directors. “The incumbent board must promptly announce an emergency [...]

  • Vodafone catches a little Bluefish in takeover deal

    December 1, 2011

    VODAFONE Global Enterprise, the mobile giant’s communication management business, yesterday acquired IT consultancy Bluefish Communications for an undisclosed fee. Bluefish will form the nucleus of Vodafone’s new Unified Communications and Collaborations unit, which will advise multinational companies on getting more from their telecoms services and on new technology such as cloud services. The assets being [...]

  • Disney boss buys Apple stock

    December 1, 2011

    Apple’s newest board member, Walt Disney co-chief executive Bob Iger, bought about $1m (£640,000) worth of the iPhone maker’s shares earlier this week, a symbolic gesture of confidence in the prospects of the company. Iger, who was appointed to Apple’s board in November, bought 2,670 Apple shares on the open market on Tuesday at an [...]

  • France ready for digital books

    December 1, 2011

    Regulation and a devoted book culture look set to cushion the impact on French publishers and booksellers of the impending digital revolution that has transformed markets in the US and Britain. Arnaud Nourry, the chief executive of Hachette Books Group, predicted that e-books would take off in France this year and that the market would [...]

  • Sprint Nextel boosts Clearwire

    December 1, 2011

    Sprint Nextel, the number three US mobile provider, agreed to pay up to $1.6bn (£1.02bn) to Clearwire in the next four years, including a network pact and a potential equity infusion, easing concerns about a liquidity crisis. Clearwire saw its shares rise 18 per cent after it said that it will be able to make [...]

  • Property firm St Modwen sees big year

    December 1, 2011

    PROPERTY regeneration company St Modwen expects its full-year results to buck the economic downturn, coming in at the upper end of forecasts. The company, which owns the Elephant and Castle and Edmonton Green shopping centres in London, said in a trading update that sales and buyer interest in its new sites have both been high, [...]

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