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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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  • Derwent buys Victoria office block

    July 11, 2012

    Derwent London has snapped up another property in London’s Victoria for £29.1m, giving the developer control of most of an island site near the station spanning almost 1.2 acres. The company said yesterday it has agreed to buy the freehold interest in Francis House, a 57,000 square feet office block on Francis Street, which adjoins [...]

  • Avanti sales above targets

    July 11, 2012

    The UK-based satellite company said yesterday it has secured more than £11m of capacity sales every month for the past eight months, and so is still on course to sell all the capacity of its HYLAS 1 and HYLAS 2 satellites within three and four years respectively of their service launches. It expects total revenues [...]

  • LSE and Singapore trade bourses

    July 11, 2012

    The London Stock Exchange has signed an agreement with SGX, its Singapore counterpart, to allow the pair’s largest stocks to be traded on both bourses. LSE members will be able to trade shares of the SGX’s top 36 companies, while Singapore will be able to buy and sell FTSE 100 shares.

  • Euro 2012 and Jubilee joy for Wetherspoons

    July 11, 2012

    BRITISH pub operator JD Wetherspoon said yesterday cost pressures from government legislation would weigh this year on what has so far been a solid performance boosted by major events. Wetherspoon, whose cut-price drinks and meal offers had made it one of the stronger performing pub chains through the economic downturn, said like-for-like sales, which strip [...]

  • Shell buys remainder of shares in Gasnor in its LNG expansion

    July 11, 2012

    OIL major Royal Dutch Shell yesterday announced that it was paying $74m (£47.5m) to buy up the remaining shares of Norwegian liquid natural gas (LNG) supplier Gasnor that it does not already own. The company holds 4.1 per cent of the stock but has signed a share purchase agreement which should see it take ownership [...]

  • Revolymer in AIM debut after £25m fundraising is secured

    July 11, 2012

    REVOLYMER, which makes environmentally friendly chewing gum, made its full debut on AIM yesterday after sealing £25m in fundraising. The shares were placed with institutional shareholders at 100p each, raising £25m. The money from the placing will be used to expand the distribution of its produce in the US and Europe. Revolymer says that the [...]

  • Barratt upbeat as profits rise due to stable housing market

    July 11, 2012

    BARRATT Developments has forecast a big rise in full-year profit, and said yesterday its drive to build new homes on higher-margin land would allow more progress as long as the housing market remained relatively stable. The group said it expected to post a 41 per cent jump in operating profit before exceptional items to around [...]

  • UK Mail sees revenue climb as parcels division boosts figures

    July 11, 2012

    UK Mail said yesterday that revenues in the first quarter had climbed by 13 per cent year-on year. Adjusting for the increase in Royal Mail prices brought in on 2 April 2012 underlying group revenues increased by around 10 per cent. The company said that its parcels division had performed strongly and that overall the [...]

  • Mondi in $782m Nordenia deal

    July 11, 2012

    South Africa’s Mondi Group said yesterday it will buy German packaging firm Nordenia International from Oaktree Capital, in a $782m (£502m) deal that will give the paper maker a bigger presence in consumer packaging. Mondi will buy 93.4 per cent of Nordenia from private equity firm Oaktree and other minority shareholders in a cash and [...]

  • SEC votes for stock database

    July 11, 2012

    A divided Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) yesterday adopted a rule designed to bolster its surveillance of the equities markets by establishing a central database that stores every trade order, execution and cancellation. The rule will bring the SEC one step closer to having a consolidated audit trail to better police for market manipulation and [...]

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