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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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  • Designer drugs are all the rage, but do you need chemical help to get ahead?

    July 23, 2008

    More people in the City are taking uppers and downers to help them work, rest and play Yet again this week the news has been full of stories about new wonder-drugs, and tales of successful types taking Ritalin or modafinil, drugs which are prescribed for, respectively, ADHD and Alzheimer’s. Apparently, when given to healthy people [...]

  • Brown hints at Iraq troop withdrawals

    July 23, 2008

    Prime Minister Gordon Brown played up an improving security situation in Iraq yesterday and said the number of British troops there could continue to come down as key security tasks were completed. Brown told parliament the 4,100 British troops serving in Iraq would stay for the “next few months” but said he expected to see [...]

  • Essien urges Drogba to sign

    July 23, 2008

    Chelsea midfielder Michael Essien has called on team-mate Didier Drogba to follow his lead and sign a new contract at Stamford Bridge. The Ghanaian international agreed a new five-year deal yesterday as the Blues prepare for their opening preseason match in China this morning. He follows goalkeeper Petr Cech and left-back Wayne Bridge in penning [...]

  • Crusaders and Salford get the nod to contest new-look Super League

    July 23, 2008

    Rugby Football League chief Richard Lewis admitted selecting licenses for the new-look Super League was a “difficult decision” after several top clubs missed out. All 12 of the existing Super League clubs retained their place in the 14-club top-flight, joined by National Leaguers Salford City Reds and Celtic Crusaders. Licenses run until 2011, with no [...]

  • Markets drive clever traders to scalping

    July 22, 2008

    In sentiment-driven times, CFDs offer plenty of tricks and tactics, says Katie Hope With most things in life, the better you’ve planned, the better things are likely to go for you. But any boy scout applying the trusty “be prepared” motto to his investing tactics of late is likely to have been disappointed. Shares and [...]

  • McCanns are in the clear

    July 22, 2008

    Portugal’s chief public prosecutor yesterday dropped the case on the disappearance of Madeleine McCann pending any new leads and cleared her parents of suspicion of involvement. Prosecutor Fernando Pinto Monteiro said in a statement a third suspect, Robert Murat, a Briton living in Portugal, was also cleared. “The public prosecutor’s office has determined that the [...]

  • TNK-BP boss must clear status to stay in Russia

    July 22, 2008

    Russia’s migration service said yesterday it would not give a visa to TNK-BP chief executive Robert Dudley without a valid contract of employment at the oil firm. A spokesman at the Federal Migration Service (FMS) said: “We cannot grant a visa to Mr Dudley before he presents a valid contract. The previous contract expired and [...]

  • Autonomy avoids gloom thanks to banking deals

    July 22, 2008

    Software firm Autonomy yesterday reported expectation-busting figures for its second quarter and was bullish about the second half of the year, sending its shares soaring to an eight-month high. The Cambridge-based company, which develops software for tracking email and phone conversations, said pre-tax profits rose by 85 per cent to £25.4m, exceeding analysts’ expectations of [...]

  • Continental accuses rival of trying to destabilise its chief executive

    July 22, 2008

    Tyre maker Continental yesterday rubbished reports that its chief executive had threatened to resign unless the board agrees to rebuff a £9bn hostile take over offer from rival firm Schaeffler. A source at Conti accused Schaeffler of colluding with the Frankfurt General Newspaper (FGN), one of Germany’s leading broadsheets, to create speculation about chief executive [...]

  • IG eyes Japan as results defy gloom

    July 22, 2008

    Spread betting company IG Group revealed yesterday it was looking at Japan as the next most promising area to expand into. The company, which already has offices in Australia, Singapore as well as Germany, Italy, France and Spain, said it was actively looking for opportunities, following regulatory changes which would allow it to offer its [...]

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