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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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  • Wm Morrison warns Xmas will be tough

    November 10, 2011

    WM MORRISON chief executive Dalton Philips warned of “a very tough Christmas” ahead, with consumer sentiment at its lowest in a generation, as the group posted a rise in its underlying sales. Philips said “people were being very frugal” but he expected this to play to Morrison’s strengths, as it continues to outperform it rivals [...]

  • Halfords suffers fall in profits

    November 10, 2011

    HALFORDS, the seller of car parts and leisure products, saw pre-tax profits fall by 20 per cent in the first half of the year as hard-up motorists cut back on the maintenance of their vehicles to save cash in tough times. Profit at the group, which owns 466 Halfords stores and 246 Autocentres in the [...]

  • WHSmith sales decline but confident for growth

    November 10, 2011

    WHSMITH said it remained confident of delivering growth despite reporting worsening sales across its high street stores. The books and stationary retailers said total sales in the first 10 weeks of the year were down three per cent while like-for-like sales fell six per cent compared to last year. This was driven by a six [...]

  • ANALYST VIEWS: HOW HAS MORRISONS FARED COMPARED TO ITS RIVALS?

    November 10, 2011

    CLIVE BLACK | SHORE CAPITAL Morrison’s provides the market with the first official indication of supermarket trading momentum since Tesco UK introduced its ‘Big Price Drop’. Total sales from the Bradford based group…seem to have weathered the price cutting storm reasonably well with ex-fuel, ex-VAT sales up by 4.6 per cent. DAVE MCCARTHY | EVOLUTION [...]

  • Westfield eyes third London shopping mall

    November 10, 2011

    AUSTRALIAN developer Westfield is in exclusive talks to turn a south London shopping centre into a third mega-mall in the city. The developer of the blue-chip Stratford City mall in east London and the Westfield London mall in Shepherd’s Bush said it was in talks with UK charity Whitgift Foundation to explore the possible redevelopment [...]

  • Walkie Talkie to tower ahead

    November 10, 2011

    LAND Securities’ Walkie Talkie will be the first of the City’s skyscrapers to be completed in 2014, taking advantage of a squeeze in new office space to attract prospective tenants, chief executive Francis Salway said yesterday. The developer is pressing ahead with the 37-storey tower on Fenchurch Street in a joint venture with the Canary [...]

  • Culpable execs must be sued, Olympus is told

    November 10, 2011

    A JAPANESE shareholder in Japan’s Olympus has asked the camera-to-medical-equipment maker to sue 21 former and current executives if it finds they violated their duties in connection with acquisition deals at the centre of a governance scandal. In a letter the shareholder asked the company’s auditors to seek repayment of 139.42bn yen (£1.13bn) plus interest [...]

  • Lloyds loses top director to rival RBS

    November 10, 2011

    ON THE HEELS of António Horta-Osório’s sudden hiatus from Lloyds, another top executive has announced her departure from the company. After 16 years at the bank, Jennifer Mathias, finance director and head of risk and compliance at Lloyds corporate bank, has announced a switch to Coutts, an arm of RBS. Mathias, who started with Lloyds following [...]

  • Hedge fund redemptions fall as investors take refuge in turmoil

    November 10, 2011

    CONCERN over the Eurozone debt crisis means investors have cut by nearly four-fifths the amount of money they are pulling from hedge funds. Gross fund outflows, as measured by the GlobeOp Capital Movement Index, which tracks monthly net subscriptions to and redemptions from hedge funds running around $170bn (£106.5bn) of assets, dropped to 0.72 per [...]

  • High anxiety raises profits for Experian

    November 10, 2011

    EXPERIAN said yesterday that increasing concern among utilities and telecoms firms over the ability of customers to pay their bills helped drive a 20 per cent jump in profits. The credit data firm is benefitting as corporates and public sector bodies carry out more consumer checks and try to cut fraud. It said underlying pre-tax [...]

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