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  • Xstrata wants reassurance on management

    September 25, 2012

    THE BOARD of Xstrata is looking for reassurance from Glencore that the billed “merger of equals” does not become a takeover after Xstrata chief Mick Davis steps down, according to a source with knowledge of the situation. Discussions surrounding the merger are currently focused on management succession after Davis departs and the retention of key [...]

  • Tensions have been brewing at the miner for some time

    September 25, 2012

    THE RELATIONSHIP between Bumi and its Indonesian unit has been under strain in the past. Bumi’s man in London, Nat Rothschild, last year criticised the management of the Bakrie family, which holds a 29 per cent stake of Bumi Resources, and called for a “radical cleaning up” of the Indonesian company in a letter to [...]

  • LA billionaire targets The O2’s parent company

    September 25, 2012

    BILLIONAIRE American investor Patrick Soon-Shiong is preparing a bid for Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG), owner of The O2 complex on Greenwich Peninsula, reports suggested last night. Soon-Shiong is expected to join forces with financial services group Guggenheim Partners to launch a bid for the company, which operates entertainment venues across the world and in most [...]

  • Tesco displaying recovery signs after its shock profit warning

    September 25, 2012

    TESCO, the world’s third biggest retailer, said a recovery plan to recapture home market share was making an impact after a shock profit warning, backing up industry data showing evidence of success in its fight-back against rivals. Once one of the most consistent British companies in terms of earnings growth, Tesco stunned investors in January [...]

  • JJB Sports calls time as it hires administrators

    September 25, 2012

    AILING retailer JJB Sports yesterday confirmed it will appoint administrators after failing to receive an offer for the entire company, putting up to 4,000 jobs at risk. Shares in the group – which were worth a total of as much as £1bn a decade ago – were suspended yesterday and remaining investors, including US tycoon [...]

  • Watchdogs call for wider power

    September 25, 2012

    GLOBAL financial authorities yesterday moved to extend their reach beyond regulated institutions and into all parts of major financial groups. The officials warned that problems building in lightly regulated units of financial conglomerates could slip under the radar and threaten the stability of the overall entity. The Basel Committee, the International Organisation of Securities Commissions [...]

  • Credit Agricole faces obstacles to sale of Greek unit Emporiki

    September 25, 2012

    FRENCH bank Credit Agricole could pay an extra €600m to €700m (£478m to £558m) into its Greek Emporiki unit before it can sell it, according to reports yesterday. The French lender, which is trying to exit Greece after the country’s banks were badly hit by the sovereign debt crisis across the single currency, has already [...]

  • EC wants ING repayment

    September 25, 2012

    THE EUROPEAN Commission (EC) wants ING to commit to lay out a firm plan to repay €3bn (£2.39bn) of the bailout money it received from the Dutch government in 2008, it emerged yesterday. The bank was bailed out to the tune of €10bn in the financial crisis, but has only paid back €7bn of those [...]

  • Euro sinks after German firms’ morale worsens

    September 25, 2012

    THE EURO tumbled against the dollar yesterday after a widely regarded measure of business confidence suggested that the single currency’s largest economy could be heading for recession. Germany’s Ifo Institute revealed that its latest business climate index declined for the fifth straight month in September. Coming in at 101.4, down from 102.3 in August, the [...]

  • Portugal mulls higher income tax in bid to control its deficit

    September 25, 2012

    PORTUGAL’S government yesterday threatened it would have to hike income taxes after bowing to increasing pressure from protesters to scrap increases in workers’ social security payments. Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho said his administration is forced to find ways to achieve budget targets that are conditions of the debt-burdened country’s ongoing bailout programme. “As long [...]

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