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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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  • ITV snaps up £56m South Bank headquarters

    January 28, 2013

    ITV has bought the freehold on its London headquarters for a sum of £56m. The 22-storey tower on the South Bank serves as the broadcaster’s corporate headquarters and hosts shows such as Loose Women. The 2.5-acre London Television Centre was built in the early 1970s and was previously leased to ITV by Coal Pension Properties, [...]

  • ECB fears banks will dodge new ringfence rules

    January 28, 2013

    EUROPE’S planned ringfence to split up retail and investment banking activities could easily be evaded by banks and need to be based on new rules to avoid this happening, a report from the Eurosystem and European Central Bank (ECB) argued yesterday. The plan, proposed by Finnish central banker Erkki Liikanen, would see the split of [...]

  • Eurozone’s households and firms wary about borrowing

    January 28, 2013

    LENDING to companies and households in the Eurozone shrank further in December, as borrowers remained cautious about the direction of the currency bloc’s economy. Private sector lending fell 0.7 per cent in December compared to a year ago, after a 0.8 per cent fall during November, figures from the European Central Bank showed. The drop, [...]

  • Greece scraps short-selling ban as strikes start to end

    January 28, 2013

    GREECE has scrapped its short-selling ban for all but financial stocks. The short-selling ban was introduced in August 2011 to protect investors from the fallout of the debt crisis. It has since been repeatedly extended, with the latest ban expiring on 31 January. Only the short-selling of bank stocks will be extended until 30 April, [...]

  • Confidence dip hits Italy again as 2013 rolls in

    January 28, 2013

    ITALIAN consumer confidence fell back to an all-time record low as 2013 began, according to official data out yesterday. The headline indicator dropped to 84.6 in January, from 85.7 in December, according to official data from Istat, further below the 100 level that corresponds to the average sentiment recorded during 2005, hitting the lowest level [...]

  • Ryanair posts a profit and talks up Aer Lingus

    January 28, 2013

    RYANAIR chief executive Michael O’Leary said yesterday he thinks his airline’s “radical and unprecedented” concessions will ensure success in its bid for Aer Lingus. The budget airline, which expects to hear back from the EU competition authorities in March, has offered to sell parts of Aer Lingus’ network to two buyers to help ease anti-trust [...]

  • Short sellers look to cash in on slump in European car market

    January 28, 2013

    HEDGE funds are betting that companies relying on European car sales will plunge in value amid a sharp slump in new cars being sold across the region, data reveals. Italian car firm Fiat, which releases earnings tomorrow, has shot to the top of a list of most shorted stocks, with 8.7 per cent of shares [...]

  • Diageo strikes African beer deal as it waits for United Spirits call

    January 28, 2013

    DIAGEO has formed a new South African joint venture with Vijay Mallya, the FTSE giant said yesterday, as it awaits approval to buy a majority stake in the Indian tycoon’s drinks business United Spirits. The owner of brands such as Johnnie Walker whisky and Smirnoff vodka, confirmed it has signed a £23m deal to buy [...]

  • Italy’s Lavazza poised to give UK high streets a caffeine boost

    January 28, 2013

    ITALIAN coffee brand Lavazza is taking on the likes of Starbucks, Cafe Nero and Costa with plans to open up 400 shops across the UK over the next 10 years. Property agents Cushman & Wakefield said yesterday it has been hired by Lavazza to advise on the roll-out of its new coffee shops, called Lavazza [...]

  • BoAML clinches broker remit for insurer RSA

    January 28, 2013

    BANK of America Merrill Lynch has beaten off strong competition from rivals, including Barclays and UBS, to become new joint brokers to RSA, the insurance giant. BoAML is replacing Deutsche Bank as joint broker alongside JP Morgan for the group which has changed its advisory line-up following the appointments of Simon Lee as chief executive and [...]

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