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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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  • Baker Tilly talks to RSM Tenon about below-market-value bid

    July 25, 2013

    ACCOUNTANCY group Baker Tilly has approached its listed rival RSM Tenon about a potential takeover, the firms said yesterday. RSM Tenon, which was hit by a profit warning and an investigation into errors in its own accounts last year, said talks were at an early stage. “Given the level of debt within the company, any [...]

  • Starbucks sees boost from its American sales

    July 25, 2013

    STARBUCKS posted a bigger than expected jump in quarterly profit last night, after new beverages raised sales in its US stores. The world’s biggest coffee chain also raised its full-year profit forecast, sending shares soaring almost six per cent in after-hours trading. Seattle-based Starbucks’ position at the premium end of the coffee market means it [...]

  • Investment arm leads profits up at Credit Suisse

    July 25, 2013

    WEALTH management profits have slipped at Credit Suisse, but a revival in investment banking revenues saw group profits jump in the second quarter, the bank said yesterday. Group profits rose 33 per cent on the year to SFr1.05bn (£734m), lifting return on equity from 9.2 per cent to 10.1 per cent. Switzerland’s famed financial privacy [...]

  • Spain’s lenders show recovery in line with healing economy

    July 25, 2013

    THREE Spanish banks reported strong growth in profits in the first half of the year yesterday, as new official data showed joblessness down for the first time in two years. Any economic improvement should help banks, which were hit hard by the recession, as households fell behind on paying their mortgages after the property boom. [...]

  • Lazard makes big gains in spite of doldrums in M&A markets

    July 25, 2013

    LAZARD squeezed healthy growth out of a weak mergers and acquisitions market by capitalising on its mid-market specialisms, the US investment bank said yesterday. Net income came in at $59.8m (£39m) in the second quarter, up 81 per cent on the $33.1m made in the same period of 2012. M&A advisory revenues drove much of [...]

  • BT Sport signs up 500,000 in battle with Sky

    July 25, 2013

    HALF a million homes are ready to receive BT’s new sports channels when they launch on 1 August, it was announced yesterday. The company says more than 500,000 households have already signed up to access the new service, which represents a billion pound punt by the telecoms giant and puts it in direct competition with [...]

  • Bottom Line: Beware the hype, this game’s only just kicked off

    July 25, 2013

    IT HASN’T even started broadcasting yet, but BT Sport has already cost the group £40m – or one Luis Suarez – in pre-launch expenses. Yesterday outgoing chief executive Ian Livingston was keen to highlight the 500,000-odd households that have signed up for the new service, which goes live next Tuesday. But take a closer look at the [...]

  • Telefonica eyes KPN after cuts

    July 25, 2013

    TELECOMS giant Telefonica cut borrowings to under €50bn (£43.2bn) in the first half of the year, putting it on track to meet debt targets, even after its planned purchase of German mobile operator E-Plus. Telefonica announced plans to acquire Dutch rival KPN’s German unit on Tuesday, for €8.1bn, in a deal to be financed through [...]

  • Orange hit by tax dispute

    July 25, 2013

    SHARES in Orange fell more than five per cent during trading yesterday after it disclosed that it will have to pay out €2.14bn (£1.85bn) in its tax dispute with the French government. The case stems from differences over how to account for losses at subsidiaries after a simplification of the group’s structure in 2005. Orange was [...]

  • Yellow Pages is given to lenders in a £2bn swap

    July 25, 2013

    YELLOW Pages owner Hibu was repossessed yesterday after lenders finally agreed to take control of the debt-laden business. The iconic listings directory, which floated on the London Stock Exchange a decade ago, suspended trading after striking a deal with a committee of lenders to turn over ownership of the business to its 300 or so [...]

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