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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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  • Irish builders fear Nama impact

    October 12, 2009

    Ireland’s “bad bank” scheme, Nama,  risks stifling the already struggling construction industry if implemented according to the government’s current plans, the Construction Industry Federation (CIF) said yesterday. The government plans to cleanse banks of risky commercial property loans with a total book value of €77bn (£72bn) to kickstart lending and boost the recession-hit economy. “Existing [...]

  • Carillion sells off consultancy arm

    October 12, 2009

    Carillion, the construction and outsourcing group, is selling off its consultancy arm Enviros for around £27m as it seeks to pay off debt. Engineering company Sinclair Knight Merz is buying the unit from Carillion, which is valued at around £1.1bn. The sale will help Carillion beat its target of bringing net debt below the half-year [...]

  • Paddy Power to cross channel

    October 12, 2009

    Paddy Power, the bookmaker, is on course to meet analysts’ expectations of a return to profit growth next year and is looking to move into the French market by June, the firm’s chief executive Patrick Kennedy said yesterday. The Irish firm is set to take advantage of a relaxation of French law due next year. [...]

  • Lufthansa cost cuts on track

    October 12, 2009

    LUFTHANSA is on course to meet its cost-cutting targets, its chief executive said yesterday. “We are on track in all areas,” Wolfgang Mayrhuber said, as he relaunched the airline’s on-board broadband internet service FlyNet. To safeguard profitability in the downturn, Lufthansa has said it plans to cut €1bn (£936m) of annual costs by 2011. It [...]

  • Skywest passengers fall in September after slump

    October 12, 2009

    SKYWESTAIRLINES, the Australian budget carrier, said yesterday it had carried 8.55 per cent fewer passengers last month than it did in September 2008. The airline said 30,000 people flew in September, down from 33,000 in 2008, but its load factor – which measures how full its planes are – rose 1.4 per cent to 54.16, [...]

  • US funds still dominating the industy

    October 12, 2009

    AMERICA’S fund management industry is alive and kicking despite being buffeted by two recessions in the past decade, a leading funds guru said yesterday. Todd Ruppert, chief executive and president of T Rowe Price Global Investment Services, told a conference of asset managers that the US fund industry was gathering strength. He pointed out that [...]

  • Google lands a new blow on Microsoft with Rentokil Initial email agreement

    October 12, 2009

    GOOGLE yesterday announced its biggest ever email deal with support services firm Rentokil Initial, estimated by analysts to be worth up to $3.5m (£2.2m). The internet giant will replace rival Microsoft, after it secured the contract to provide email to 35,000 of the rat catcher’s employees using its Google Apps product – which includes a [...]

  • BEST OF THE BROKERS

    October 12, 2009

    BURBERRY GROUPDeutsche Bank raised its target price for Burberry to 620p, with a “buy” recommendation, ahead of the retailer’s second quarter sales update tomorrow. The broker said that expectations appear to be reasonably high, but that it believes that, most significantly, excess inventory will have been cleared through. DUNELM GROUPInvestec said that the recent placing [...]

  • CITY MOVES WHO’S SWITCHING JOBS

    October 12, 2009

    Credit SuisseThe bank has appointed François Roussely as a vice chairman in Europe and Pierre Fleuriot as a chief executive of Credit Suisse in France. Roussely joined the firm in 2005, having previously served as chairman and chief executive of Electricité de France between 1998 and 2004. Fleuriot has over 20 years of experience in [...]

  • Gordon Brown and Nick Clegg told to repay excessive expenses claims

    October 12, 2009

    GORDON Brown was yesterday told to hand back over £12,400 in parliamentary expenses after making excessive claims for cleaning, gardening and decorating. Downing Street confirmed that Sir Thomas Legg, who is auditing MPs’ claims, had written to Brown ordering him to return £12,415. Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg was also censured by Legg for claiming [...]

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