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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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  • Internet sales help Visa grow in weak market

    January 15, 2013

    SPENDING on Visa debit cards jumped sharply through 2012 to hit a new record of €1.3 trillion (£1.08 trillion), Visa Europe announced yesterday, as soaring internet sales helped the firm thrive despite the weak overall economic outlook. The firm saw an annual spending rise of 8.8 per cent, driven by a 16 per cent jump [...]

  • Burberry’s China caution was right – but the recovery may be short-lived

    January 15, 2013

    Fashion is cyclical. Children of the 1990s can look back in horror at the realisation that the flares they insisted on wearing were first sported by their parents in the 70s, while 1980s babies didn’t fare much better with re-hashed 50s stilettos and big hair. Luckily for Burberry, stock market trends come around a lot [...]

  • Fashion website Brand Alley bought out by management

    January 15, 2013

    ONLINE fashion retailer Brand Alley has seen its UK website bought out by management in a multi-million pound deal. The clothes website, which sells discounted designer labels, was previously owned by News International – the UK newspaper arm of Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp – and its parent company Brand Alley France. News International – which [...]

  • Walmart to hire veterans

    January 15, 2013

    WALMART, the largest private employer in the US and the world’s largest retailer, said yesterday it plans to hire 100,000 newly discharged veterans over the next five years, at a time when the US unemployment rate is at 7.8 per cent. It will buy an additional $50bn (£31bn) in US-made goods over the next decade [...]

  • Amplats plans mine closures in ops review

    January 15, 2013

    ANGLO American Platinum yesterday spelled out a major overhaul of its South African operations, involving the divestment of a mine complex and the closure of several shafts that could lead to 14,000 job losses. As part of the review commissioned last February, Amplats will trim its Rustenburg operations into three mines, mothballing four high-cost shafts, [...]

  • Rio Tinto hits record global iron ore production in 2012

    January 15, 2013

    GLOBAL miner Rio Tinto hit a record 253m tonnes of global iron output over 2012, beating guidance as demand from China drove a price recovery. Rio had set a target of 250m tonnes for 2012, after posting output of 245m tonnes over the previous year. “Markets remain volatile, but our business continues to perform well,” [...]

  • Alliance Pharma raises forecast

    January 15, 2013

    Pre-tax profits at speciality pharmaceutical company Alliance Pharma are expected to be ahead of current forecasts, it said yesterday in a trading update. Turnover is forecast to come in at £44.9m for 2012, a slight drop on the previous year, while a record increase of £1.1m in sales of Hydromol – the brand name for [...]

  • Colas wins London road deal

    January 15, 2013

    A British-based subsidiary of Parisian firm Colas has won a £420m contract to upgrade and maintain roads, pavements, traffic signs, street lighting and road markings among others in central London. The contract, awarded by Transport for London, is for eight years and will start on 1 April. Colas is working with a consortium alongside Volker [...]

  • Chocolate sales soar at Lindt

    January 15, 2013

    Swiss luxury chocolate maker Lindt reported a pick up in sales growth yesterday, as cash-strapped Europeans cheered themselves up with treats like Lindor pralines and edible Christmas tree decorations. Sales rose 7.3 per cent last year to SFr2.67bn (£1.79bn). It reported strong sales in Germany, France and Britain in its main European market, with only [...]

  • Markets sell Ashmore despite $1bn asset rise

    January 15, 2013

    ASHMORE Group, the emerging market money manager, yesterday said it enticed more than $1bn (£622m) from investors in the last three months of 2012, led by increased demand for local currency and corporate debt funds. The FTSE 250-listed manager, spun out of Australian firm ANZ by billionaire Mark Coombs in 1999, hit $71bn in assets [...]

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