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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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  • Rapid responses

    December 11, 2012

    The payday debate [Re: The poorest will suffer if we ignore the real evidence on payday loans, yesterday] This is the first honest, data-driven response to the payday loan industry debate I’ve seen. Unfortunately, screaming headlines about sky-high interest rates and vulnerable borrowers have led some to ignore the sad truth that many are far [...]

  • Menus get the Christmas treatment

    December 11, 2012

    WITH DECEMBER well and truly under way, it’s officially that time of year where your favourite eateries trade in their usual menus for something more festive. This season bars, restaurants and pubs are pulling out all the stops as far as their dishes are concerned so whether you’re after something traditional or want a modern, [...]

  • Forget the Great British Bake Off, we put a selection of mince pies to the test

    December 11, 2012

    WE MAY have just under two weeks to go before Christmas but mince pie season is already well and truly upon us. As far as quality goes, they can be pretty hit and miss. Done well, the pastry is crumbly and the filling substantial and sweet but done badly, it’s enough to throw you off [...]

  • Eco and a worthwhile investment

    December 11, 2012

    The LAST time I whizzed about in an EV here was in the scooter-like Renault Twizy, which, though great fun, only seats two. This Mia Electric car – a plug-in, zero emission car with a 80 mile range – from a new French manufacturer of the same name, has three seats or, in the longer [...]

  • Car talk

    December 11, 2012

    Honda recognises the need for speed with its latest CR-Z Hybrid Honda’s latest CR-Z Hybrid will cost from £20,550 OTR when it goes on sale in January. Improvements to the car’s hybrid powertrain sees power go up to 135bhp. The 0-62mph sprint time is reduced from 10 seconds to 9.1 seconds and the top speed [...]

  • Kcell IPO fully covered ahead of subscription deadline

    December 11, 2012

    Kazakhstan-based mobile telecoms group Kcell has its book largely covered ahead of closing on its London float later today, according to sources close to the situation. It is understood orders are flooding in from Kazakhstan, with the possibility that the book could be oversubscribed. The news will provide a welcome boost to London’s struggling market [...]

  • Three arrested in Libor probe

    December 11, 2012

    Three British men have been arrested by the Serious Fraud Office in connection with the investigation into Libor manipulation. The men, aged 33, 41 and 47, were arrested at residential addresses in Essex and Surrey. They are the first people to be arrested in connection to the alleged manipulation of borrowing rates in London. Martin [...]

  • FTSE flat as Tullow Oil sinks

    December 11, 2012

    The blue chip index was broadly flat in early trading this morning, as explorer Tullow Oil, which this morning said it was to acquire a Norwegian exploration company and dispose of its North Sea operations, dropped almost five per cent. Miners ENRC and Kazakhmys dropped 2.64 per cent and 1.86 per cent respectively on the [...]

  • Forever young: The scientists trying to cheat death

    December 11, 2012

    Since our species became self aware, it has dreamed of cheating death and ensnaring eternal youth. Life extension experts think it's possible

  • Ashtead posts record first-half profit

    December 11, 2012

    Industrial equipment hire firm Ashtead today posted record first-half profit of £141m this morning, as it lifted profit expectations for the full year. First-half profit for Ashtead, which makes 85 per cent of its revenue from US arm Sunbelt, was up 64 per cent from £84m over the same period last year. Revenue over the [...]

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