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Nick Gold is incoming president of the International Association of Speaker Bureaus and managing director of Speakers Corner.

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  • Economic cheer at its highest level for two years as 2010 marks turning point

    January 13, 2010

    ECONOMIC optimism is at its highest level for two years according to a business trends report, published yesterday, by accountants and business advisers BDO. The Business Trends output index was up significantly to 99.7 in December from 96.3 in November –?the biggest rise since the end of the early 90s recession. The sharp increase was [...]

  • Oil falls below $80 a barrel

    January 13, 2010

    Oil prices dropped below $80 a barrel yesterday to the lowest this year, pressured by a US inventory report showing rises in crude and distillate fuel stocks despite severe winter weather. Crude stocks, expected to rise 1.2m barrels, increased by 3.7m, the Energy Information Administration said. And inventories of distillates, forecast to fall, rose by [...]

  • Greek debt protection costs soar

    January 13, 2010

    The cost of insuring Greece’s debt hit a record high yesterday, after Moody’s Investors Service warned that its economy risks a “slow death” if it does not implement challenging fiscal reform measures. Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou however said he would not quit the eurozone or seek help from the International Monetary fund, further lowering [...]

  • EU targets derivative speculation

    January 13, 2010

    Speculation in commodity derivatives has been “scandalous” and needs to be regulated carefully, the European Union’s nominee for chief financial watchdog said yesterday. The European Commission is expected to put forward a draft law by mid-year to regulate the vast off-exchange traded derivatives market.

  • Factory data weak but UK set to grow

    January 13, 2010

    BRITAIN’S manufacturing output failed to grow in November, raising yet further concerns about the strength of the recession-hit producers and the sustainability of the UK’s still fragile recovery. More positively, the wider industrial production measure managed to post a gain of 0.4 per cent, official data showed. But this was entirely a reflection of increased [...]

  • Interest rates may need to rise to curb inflation risks

    January 13, 2010

    THE Bank of England’s ultra-loose monetary policy has been a success but Threadneedle Street will have to consider raising interest rates this year if the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is to keep inflation risks under control, MPC member Andrew Sentance said in an interview published yesterday. He said that he was optimistic about the economy [...]

  • Germany suffers worst contraction since 1930s

    January 13, 2010

    HOPES of a sustainable recovery in Germany were dealt a sharp blow yesterday by data showing that the world’s largest exporter contracted for the first time in six years. Although Germany exited recession in the second quarter, the annual contraction was five per cent, making the recent crisis the deepest since the Great Depression. The [...]

  • Matalan price gets a boost

    January 13, 2010

    FASHION and homewares retailer Matalan has boosted its £1.5bn auction by revealing further strong growth over the Christmas period. The group revealed that like-for-like sales rose 13.7 per cent in the five weeks to 2 January. The upbeat trading statement came despite tough comparatives with positive trading figures seen a year earlier. Five private equity [...]

  • Mince pie bonanza over the festive season helps Greggs to increase sales

    January 13, 2010

    PHENOMENAL demand for festive savoury bakes stoked a Christmas sales rise at baker Greggs although snow and sub-zero temperatures dented trade at the start of 2010. The firm, which sold more than a million mince pies each week over the festive period, yesterday said sales at stores open for more than a year increased 1.1 [...]

  • Supermarket ombudsman to vet grocers

    January 13, 2010

    THE government is setting up an ombudsman to enforce a new code of practice covering grocers’ relations with their suppliers after a majority of retailers failed to agree a voluntary arrangement. The code of practice was drawn up by the Competition Commission after an investigation of the grocery industry from 2006 to 2008 concluded that [...]

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