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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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  • Go-Ahead Group confident it will arrive at full-year forecast

    December 11, 2012

    PUBLIC transport group Go-Ahead Group yesterday said it was confident of meeting forecasted full-year figures, after a welcome boost from the Olympics. In a trading update for the six months ending 29 December, the company said both its rail and bus divisions had delivered a “robust” performance, despite difficult economic times, and expectations for the [...]

  • Peugeot plans more job losses

    December 11, 2012

    Peugeot will eliminate an additional 1,500 French jobs by 2014, on top of the previously announced 8,000 layoffs, the French car maker told trade union representatives yesterday. The job reductions will be achieved through non-replacement of workers who will be leaving the company or retiring rather than compulsory redundancies, a spokesman said after a meeting [...]

  • Sales edge up at Victrex

    December 11, 2012

    Sales at polymer manufacturer Victrex edged up over the year to September, it said yesterday. Revenue rose two per cent to £219.8m over the 12 months in what chairman Anita Frew labelled a “challenging economic environment”. Good growth in its Victrex Polymer Solutions business and growth in developing markets of its biomaterial solution business Invibio [...]

  • Polymetal buys Olcha deposit

    December 11, 2012

    Russian gold producer Polymetal yesterday acquired the Olcha gold-silver deposit licence, which covers 2.5 square kilometres in the Far East of Russia, from junior stock market listed Ovoca Gold in exchange for 775,000 ordinary shares in Polymetal. Chief executive Vitaly Nesis said yesterday that the acquisition of the deposit marks a “natural extension” of its [...]

  • Insurance firms fight bank-style rules on capital

    December 11, 2012

    LARGE insurance companies do not pose the same threat to global economy as big banks and should not be designated as systemically important financial institutions, according to a study published yesterday by the Geneva Association, an industry-funded think tank. Global regulators plan to impose stricter capital rules on banks in order to avoid a repeat [...]

  • Whiplash claims crackdown to push down cost of premiums

    December 11, 2012

    DRIVERS will find it harder to make fraudulent insurance claims for whiplash injuries, thanks to new proposals that the government says should drive down the cost of motoring. Proposals unveiled yesterday include independent medical assessments of whiplash claimants to ascertain which injuries are real. In addition, most whiplash claims would be dealt with in the small [...]

  • Bombardier wins £106m work to maintain West Coast trains

    December 11, 2012

    CANADIAN train-maker Bombardier has won a £106m contract to maintain Virgin Trains’ Super Voyager fleet on the West Coast Main Line until March 2016. Bombardier will maintain the trains at its Staffordshire depot. The contract extension is a boon for its UK staff, after the firm last year lost its bid for train work on [...]

  • Heseltine says civil servants in Whitehall hold back growth

    December 11, 2012

    FORMER Deputy Prime Minister Lord Heseltine yesterday said many civil servants are “amateur” and suggested Whitehall’s structure is restraining economic growth. “The official world is largely a generalist civil service without expertise and without experience outside their own activities,” he said. “There is a great need for much more professional expertise in the civil service. No one [...]

  • Jaguar signs deal to build a Saudi plant

    December 11, 2012

    JAGUAR Land Rover (JLR) has signed a preliminary deal to build a plant in Saudi Arabia, extending its expansion in fast-growing markets having already started work on a plant in China. The British luxury marque, owned by India’s Tata Motors, signed the deal to look at the possibility of making 50,000 Land Rovers a year [...]

  • BDO and PKF agree to merge as they eye more mid-cap clients

    December 11, 2012

    PARTNERS at BDO and PKF yesterday approved a deal to merge the UK operations of the two firms, giving the enlarged group extra firepower to compete in the mid-tier accountancy and advisory markets. The new firm, operating under the BDO brand, has 3,500 people working across the country, with revenues close to £400m a year. [...]

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