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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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  • Barnes & Noble chair makes bid

    February 25, 2013

    BARNES & Noble chairman Leonard Riggio yesterday offered to buy the US bookseller’s declining retail business, joining a growing list of executives lining up to buy the fading companies they founded. Barnes & Noble’s shares rose as much as 11 per cent in morning trading, valuing it at about $900m. The New York-based company’s retail business [...]

  • 3i raises money for debt fund

    February 25, 2013

    THE UK’s oldest private equity firm 3i Group yesterday said it had raised a $500m (£331m) collateralised debt obligation (CLO) fund, the latest push by the group into debt management. The company is currently in the midst of a strategic overhaul, led by chief executive Simon Borrows, in a bid to put more emphasis on [...]

  • Symphony hits the right notes

    February 25, 2013

    EMERGING market money manager Symphony International, which taps into Asia’s growing consumer spending, yesterday said it boosted fund value by almost 12 per cent last quarter due to surging revenues from its companies. Symphony, based in Hong Kong, invests in a vast array of consumer staples across Japan, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, including hotels and [...]

  • Mortgage loan growth hits a new record low

    February 25, 2013

    MORTGAGE lending barely budged in January while businesses continued to pay off their debts instead of borrowing more, despite intense government efforts to push banks to lend more. Meanwhile, bank deposit levels rose sharply despite interest rates plunging over recent months, industry data showed yesterday Mortgage lending increased 0.2 per cent on the year to [...]

  • New Cyprus leader says he will pass reforms to secure bailout

    February 25, 2013

    CYPRUS’S new conservative leader today told European leaders he would rapidly enact structural reforms if necessary to get hold of bailout funds. Bond yields dived to an 18-month low of 9.45 per cent as the incoming President Nicos Anastasiades made the sharp break with his Communist and anti-reform predecessor Demetric Christofias. “Long term prospects for Cyprus [...]

  • France warns Cameron on EU exit vote

    February 25, 2013

    DAVID CAMERON will get nowhere with his efforts to renegotiate Britain’s relationship with the EU and should instead try to convince voters of the merits of the union as it currently stands, French finance minister Pierre Moscovici told an audience in the City yesterday. The minister argued that France and other nations are looking to [...]

  • Chinese factory recovery stalls in February on export order dip

    February 25, 2013

    A TURNAROUND in export orders put the brakes on the Chinese manufacturing recovery during February, according to a prominent business survey released yesterday. The health of China’s manufacturing sector was improving in the second month of 2013, according to Markit and HSBC’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) for the Asian giant, but at a substantially reduced pace compared [...]

  • City Views | Are you worried by the UK’s rating downgrade?

    February 25, 2013

    DAVID KING TOKIO MARINE I am personally not worried about the UK’s downgrade as I don’t think it really affects me. I would be more concerned if my company’s credit rating was downgraded. JEREMY STEVENS MGM It was only a matter of time, but I’m not too worried. When America’s credit rating was downgraded, the [...]

  • Vodafone looks to expand into TV and internet

    February 25, 2013

    VODAFONE is planning to break into offering new services, such as broadband and pay-TV, in a bid to combat declining mobile phone revenues. Vittorio Colao, Vodafone’s chief executive, said the company was planning to introduce “unified services” – contracts that bundle together mobile, broadband, landline telephone and TV – across Europe in coming years. Colao’s [...]

  • Pearson denies FT sale talk and sets out plans for restructuring

    February 25, 2013

    THE NEW chief executive of publishing group Pearson yesterday insisted that the Financial Times is not for sale, as he revealed a £200m restructuring plan intended to focus the firm on its growing digital education business. Pearson posted a one per cent rise in adjusted 2012 operating profit to £936m yesterday, though one-offs in the [...]

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