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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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  • CITY VIEWS: IS THE GOVERNMENT’S RENEWED ASSAULT ON BONUSES JUSTIFIED?

    September 28, 2009

    MARK HUNTER INVESTIT“The bonus culture is the thing that differentiates London as a financial centre. We do need checks in place but the City has been through the mill on that. There is an issue with the public and bonuses but it is perception rather than reality.”GORDON MILNE SAVILE GROUP“It is not justified and it [...]

  • LABOUR CONFERENCE NEWS

    September 28, 2009

    Prime Minister Gordon Brown promised new legislation to curb bankers’ bonuses was forthcoming. Chancellor Alistair Darling accused Tories of “playground politics” and said their policies would have turned a recession into a depression. Business secretary Lord Mandelson said Labour were “underdogs” but could win the general election. Just one in three Labour MPs believe they [...]

  • Plus grows its market share

    September 28, 2009

    PLUS Markets Group yesterday said its first half losses more than doubled due to weak capital markets activity and litigation costs, despite growing its share of UK equity trading to over 10 per cent last month as it continued to win business from rivals. Plus, which last week concluded a £5m equity fundraising with Middle [...]

  • Three bids made for Churchill Mining as it denies BHP link

    September 28, 2009

    COAL group Churchill Mining yesterday said it had received three separate approaches yesterday, but denied speculation that one of its suitors was mining giant BHP Billiton.   Two of the approaches were for the possible acquisition of specific projects, the Aim-listed group said, while the third was a potential offer for the whole company, which has [...]

  • KOREAN MOVE FOR HSBC TOWER

    September 28, 2009

    THE HSBC Tower could be sold to South Korea’s National Pension Service (NPS) after it expressed an interest in buying the Canary Wharf building. No detailed talks have yet taken place, but NPS is believed to be in competition with a consortium of Malaysian investors to purchase the tower for up to £800m.

  • Virgin Media heads for UK share listing

    September 28, 2009

    CABLE operator Virgin Media said yesterday it would launch a secondary listing on the London Stock Exchange to widen its appeal to British and European investors. The move, which will allow investors to buy the stock in sterling, sent its shares up 5.8 per cent at $13.12 (£8.26) on the Nasdaq exchange in New York. [...]

  • ITV told to broaden search for new chair

    September 28, 2009

    SOME shareholders in ITV, the beleaguered commercial television station, have told the board they want it to consider people from outside the media sector when it comes to the hiring of a new chairman. The media group has been thrown into disarray by a public squabble over its attempts to hire a new chairman and [...]

  • Farepak starts to send cheques out, three years after its collapse

    September 28, 2009

    Administrators acting for the collapsed Christmas hamper firm Farepak yesterday said they have started sending out cheques to customers who were left out of pocket by the group’s demise. BDO Stoy Hayward, which is acting as liquidator, said cheques worth a total £240,000 have been sent to 6,000 customers who placed orders in the company’s [...]

  • Arsenal’s profits rise as property is snapped up

    September 28, 2009

    PROPERTY entrepreneurs Raymond Mould and Patrick Vaughan yesterday swooped on Highbury Square, the residential property project being developed by Arsenal football club. The duo, who head up Aim-listed property group London & Stamford, have purchased 146 apartments plus 98 garage spaces for £41.4m. The deal comes to the aid of Arsenal, which has been struggling [...]

  • Xerox shares plummet on ACS takeover

    September 28, 2009

    SHARES in photocopying giant Xerox fell by more than 14 per cent yesterday after it said it would buy Affiliated Computer Services (ACS) in a cash and stock deal worth $6.4bn (£4bn). The group said it was looking to diversify and move into data management and IToutsourcing. Xerox, which is the biggest supplier of digital [...]

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