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  • Bankers destroy value

    December 13, 2009

    Bankers destroy £7 of value for every pound they create, according to new research by the New Economics Foundation. The research into the social value of different jobs concluded that hospital cleaners, for example, create more then £10 in value for every £1 they receive in pay. Advertising executives and tax accountants destroy even more [...]

  • Gartmore lists at 220p per share

    December 13, 2009

    Fund management house Gartmore will list on the stock exchange today at 220p per share, significantly below the 270p mid-point it had hoped for. Gartmore’s flotation is the first initial public offering of a private-equity owned company since the onset of the credit crunch in 2007. While its share price will now imply a market [...]

  • Q & A : THE BANK BONUS TAX

    December 13, 2009

    Q. WHICH FIRMS ARE CONCERNED THEY MAY BE AFFECTED BY THE BONUS TAX? A.The Treasury originally said the tax would only hit the 397 deposit-holding banks and building societies which hold a banking licence from the Financial Services Authority, as well as their subsidiaries. However, the rules have since blurred; the Treasury has already stipulated [...]

  • WHAT THE OTHER PAPERS SAY THIS MORNING

    December 13, 2009

    THE SUNDAYS The Sundays Telegraph DEBENHAMS DIRECTORS GET BUMPER PAYOUTS Directors of Debenhams have received bumper payouts, despite the retailer cutting its dividend payment to shareholders last year. Rob Templeman, chief executive, saw his package increase by a third to £1.24m after he was granted a bonus of £428,073. Michael Sharp, deputy chief executive, saw [...]

  • People don’t come here for the weather

    December 13, 2009

    In 1733, Voltaire, one of France’s greatest thinkers, wrote a series of letters on the English nation, describing some of the extraordinary going-ons he had discovered during his exile to this country. The findings scandalised many of his French readers, then a truly statist and anti-capitalist nation. “Go into the London Stock Exchange – a [...]

  • Tory lead narrows in poll

    December 13, 2009

    THE chances of a hung Parliament looked that much greater yesterday, after a poll from YouGov put Labour just nine points behind the Conservatives, who registered 40 per cent support. The City is concerned that a narrow majority for an incoming government, or even worse, no majority at all, will make it impossible to take [...]

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