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By: Nick Gold

Nick Gold is incoming president of the International Association of Speaker Bureaus and managing director of Speakers Corner.

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  • Whitehall says EU status quo suits Britain

    July 22, 2013

    BRITAIN receives “appreciable economic benefits” from its membership of the EU, according to a series of civil service-authored reports released yesterday by the government. The six separate publications cover issues such as tax and the single market but do make any policy recommendations. Instead they weigh up the pros and cons based on evidence sent [...]

  • UK homes banned from online pornography unless they opt-in

    July 22, 2013

    MOST British homes will not be able to see online pornography unless they actively request to access it, under plans announced yesterday by David Cameron. He also threatened Google and Bing with legislation unless they block results for an unspecified blacklist of child abuse terms by this autumn. Search engines already retrospectively remove abusive sites when [...]

  • GSK says China execs may have broken the law

    July 22, 2013

    GLAXOSMITHKLINE’S share price slipped yesterday after the pharma giant announced that certain senior executives appeared to have breached Chinese law. The FTSE 100-listed drugmaker, which has been accused of being the ringleader in a ¥3bn (£320m) bribery scandal, said it has “zero tolerance” for any illegal behaviour and that it will cooperate with Chinese authorities [...]

  • McDonald’s cautious as tough economy eats into food sales

    July 22, 2013

    MCDONALD’S yesterday said it expects the rest of the year to be tough for fast food sales, after posting a four per cent rise in net income to almost $1.4bn (£911m) for the second quarter. Shares in the world’s biggest restaurant chain lost 2.7 per cent yesterday after chief executive Don Thompson said “the informal [...]

  • Netflix reports higher than forecast profit

    July 22, 2013

    NETFLIX reported a higher-than-expected profit for the second quarter, as the company added subscribers to its video streaming service, though not as many as analysts had hoped for. Shares of Netflix fell five per cent in after-hours trading to $248.00 (£161.45), down from their earlier $261.96 close on the Nasdaq. Netflix signed up 630,000 new [...]

  • UBS settles loan case as earnings soar 62 per cent

    July 22, 2013

    SWISS bank UBS is paying SFr700m (£487m) to settle claims it overstated the quality of loans in the run up to the financial crisis, the lender announced yesterday. US regulators brought the case after complaints from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac who claim they were misled by 18 institutions into buying bad debts without realising [...]

  • Oriel and Panmure break off tie-up talks

    July 22, 2013

    STOCKBROKERS Oriel Securities and Panmure Gordon have decided not to pursue a merger after preliminary talks suggested the deal would not be beneficial enough. Oriel said it is “very happy being an independent business with engaged and helpful shareholders, many of whom are senior employees”. “We do get approaches from time to time and obviously [...]

  • Watchdog fines trader for cheating markets

    July 22, 2013

    THE FINANCIAL Conduct Authority (FCA) yesterday fined a US-based high frequency trader £597,993 for breaking trading rules on London’s commodity futures market. Michael Coscia, a 51-year-old oil trader based in New Jersey, was fined for writing a computer algorithm to manipulate prices on the UK’s ICE Futures Europe exchange. The programme allowed Coscia to flood [...]

  • New names are weighed up for JO Hambro Investment Management

    July 22, 2013

    JO HAMBRO Investment Management (Johim) is considering a name change to honour co-founder Richard Hambro, City A.M. has learned. The private wealth manager was set up in 1986, though the Hambro dynasty can trace its banking pedigree back to the 19th century. Last month, the firm applied to register two names: Richard Hambro Investment Management [...]

  • Profits grow at Swiss private bank Julius Baer

    July 22, 2013

    JULIUS Baer’s adjusted net profit rose more than 25 per cent in the first half, beating analyst estimates as increased client activity lifted operating income and gross margins. The company said yesterday its adjusted net profit stood at SFr261m (£181m), ahead of estimates for SFr238m in a poll of analysts. The Swiss private bank, which [...]

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