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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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  • Finance training helps families

    October 4, 2012

    Providing financial education to badly off households could have benefits worth £36m, according to a study whose results were released by Santander, Citizens Advice and the University of Bristol today. Seventy-eight per cent of study participants changed their spending behaviour after receiving financial training, delivering on average £10 per week to each family.

  • Pace of arrears growth slows

    October 4, 2012

    The number of tenants in severe arrears continued to grow in the third quarter, data from Templeton LPA revealed today, but at a reduced rate. Compared to the second quarter, 1.6 per cent more tenants were deep in arrears in the third quarter, well down on the 4.6 per cent quarterly increase between the first [...]

  • Unrest spreads across Amplats’ mines as African crisis deepens

    October 4, 2012

    LABOUR unrest has spread to Anglo American Platinum’s Kumba iron ore unit in South Africa, as around 300 striking miners downed tools. Amplats has declared the strike illegal and is talking to the workers to encourage them back to work. Kumba’s Sishen mine produced nearly 40m tonnes of iron ore in 2011. Amplats yesterday reassured [...]

  • Evraz buys stake in Russian firm

    October 4, 2012

    Russian steelmaker Evraz yesterday announced it has bought a controlling stake in Raspadskaya, Russia’s largest coking coal firm. London-listed Evraz has bought a further 50 per cent interest in Corber, from Adroliv Investments Limited, which holds an 82 per cent interest in Raspadskaya. The remaining 18 per cent of Raspadskaya’s shares will remain listed on [...]

  • Atlantic Coal reports output jump

    October 4, 2012

    AIM-listed Atlantic Coal said yesterday that coal output at its Stockton mine in Pennsylvania rose to by 130 per cent to 44,633 tons, from 19,424 tons last year, in the three months to September. The anthracite coal miner reported a 38 per cent increase in clean coal sold year on year to 33,336 tons, from [...]

  • Increased revenue at Norcros

    October 4, 2012

    Shower maker Norcros said yesterday group revenue in the six months to September had grown 9.4 per cent to £106m, up from £102.4m over the first half of last year. In a trading update, it said underlying pre-tax profit is expected to come in at £5.9m, up from £5.4m in 2011. Its Johnson Tiles brand [...]

  • Redrow extends bid deadline

    October 4, 2012

    The Takeover Panel has given Steve Morgan, the chairman and founder of Redrow, an extra two weeks to table a bid for the housebuilder. Morgan’s vehicle Bridgemere Securities, which is bidding with Penta Capital and Toscafund Asset Management, made a preliminary 152p approach in August, valuing the firm at £562m. Bid talks are understood to [...]

  • Who’s switching jobs

    October 4, 2012

    Alliance Trust Savings The consumer finance division of Alliance Trust has appointed Patrick Mill as its new managing director. Mill has over 20 years’ experience in financial services, and has previously worked as sales director at Prudential and managing director of financial services at Bradford and Bingley. Linklaters Charles Clark has been appointed global knowledge [...]

  • Best of the Brokers

    October 4, 2012

    TESCO UBS maintains its “neutral” rating for Tesco while raising the target price to 350p from 325p, despite first-half trading profits that slightly missed consensus estimates. SPORTS DIRECT Seymour Pierce has upgraded the athletics retailer from “hold” to “buy,” and raised its target price from 285p to 420p, saying the firm is well placed to [...]

  • FTSE treads waters as lack of action from ECB leaves investors nervous

    October 4, 2012

    BRITAIN’S FTSE 100 share index stalled near the top of its recent range yesterday, supported by prospects of global central bank stimulus but struggling to break fresh ground ahead of a potentially gloomy earnings season. The European Central Bank reaffirmed its commitment to the euro and its plan to buy bonds to bring down their [...]

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