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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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  • Credit Suisse and UBS could cut up to 7,000 jobs to slash costs

    October 22, 2012

    UBS is to cut between 3,000 and 5,000 jobs as part of cost-saving measures to offset falling profit, while rival Swiss bank Credit Suisse may announce 1,000 to 2,000 cuts, according to a German newspaper. UBS plans to shed 900 jobs in information technology, alongside a further 2,000 to 4,000 layoffs in its investment bank [...]

  • Facebook exec checks out to front Tech City

    October 22, 2012

    A TOP Facebook executive has fled the social network to head the government’s Tech City project, in a boost for Number 10’s plans to build a Silicon Valley rival in East London. Joanna Shields, Facebook’s vice president in charge of the social network’s European, Middle Eastern and African operations, will become chief executive of Tech [...]

  • Germans see Q3 economic growth despite headwinds

    October 22, 2012

    THE GERMAN economy is likely to have grown in the third quarter despite a weak global backdrop, thanks to a strong performance by German industry and robust exports to areas outside the Eurozone. In its monthly report, the country’s Finance Ministry wrote today: “Expansion in German industrial production…likely gave significant growth impetus. Most analysts did [...]

  • Italian unions reject Monti’s reform plans

    October 22, 2012

    TENS of thousands of Italian unionists protested in Rome over the weekend in a rally against job losses and factory closures. But Prime Minister Mario Monti rejected their calls to change course on tax rises, spending cuts and economic reforms, arguing that the economy should start to show signs of a recovery over the next [...]

  • UK will return to GDP growth in third quarter

    October 22, 2012

    THE UK bounced back into economic growth in the third quarter, preliminary GDP figures are expected to reveal on Thursday. A jump following lost output during the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, combined with the direct impact of Olympic ticket sales, would add 0.7 per cent to GDP, analysts predicted, but some were pessimistic about underlying output, [...]

  • Romney and Obama neck and neck ahead of November vote

    October 22, 2012

    PRESIDENT Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney are tied at 47 per cent support each among likely voters with just over two weeks to go before the US presidential election, a NBC/Wall Street Journal poll released yesterday said. The nationwide poll, which was conducted after last Monday’s presidential debate, reinforced the perception of the [...]

  • Rajat Gupta faces jail for role in Galleon insider trading case

    October 22, 2012

    RAJAT Gupta will be sentenced this week for insider trading, with prosecutors hoping to pin a ten-year jail term to the former Goldman Sachs board member. Gupta, who is also a former head of management consultancy McKinsey, is set to be sentenced on Wednesday in a Manhattan court. He was found guilty in June of [...]

  • Asset manager fears industry is losing focus

    October 22, 2012

    THE ASSET management industry no longer looks after consumers, instead simply aiming to sell products, industry group the 300 Club argues in a paper published today. The influential group accuses the industry of failing to boost savers’ investments, lagging the market as a whole and failing to consider the core purpose of their business. “A [...]

  • Canada closes the door as Russia keeps playing the field

    October 22, 2012

    CANADIAN politicians were in damage limitation mode yesterday, taking to the country’s airwaves to tell anyone who’d listen that The True North is open for business. Their protestations come in the wake of industry minister Christian Paradis’ last minute decision on Friday to block Malaysian state oil company Petronas’ bid for Progress Energy, a natural [...]

  • New derivatives rules may up banks’ capital commitment

    October 22, 2012

    DERIVATIVES volatility is set to rise and dealing houses’ capital requirements may triple under new derivatives regulations, according to a report out today from Ernst & Young. Basel III introduces a credit valuation adjustment volatility charge which seeks to cover potential changes in the value of a firm’s value at risk, which the report warns [...]

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