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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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  • Berlusconi: On the brink

    November 7, 2011

    A defiant Silvio Berlusconi clung on to power last night, dismissing calls for his resignation as bond yields rocketed to euro-era records and markets see-sawed on rumours he was set to resign. Yields on Italian bonds soared to 6.68 per cent, higher than the levels seen in August, when the European Central Bank restarted buying [...]

  • MPs say Bank must cede power

    November 7, 2011

    THE government should use its overhaul of regulation to bring about a radical shift of power from the Bank of England back to the Treasury, an influential committee of MPs has recommended. The Treasury Select Committee, headed by Conservative MP Andrew Tyrie, says that the Bank’s “antiquated” governance means it is not transparent or accountable [...]

  • ECB ups bond-buying yet yields still rising

    November 7, 2011

    YIELDS on Italian debt continued their upward surge yesterday, despite the European Central Bank (ECB) appearing to have boosted its bond purchase programme in a bid to control debt costs in struggling peripheral states. Yields on 10-year Italian debt reached a 14-year high of 6.67 per cent yesterday, with analysts again warning that the government’s [...]

  • EFSF raises €3bn for Ireland in face of low demand and choppy markets

    November 7, 2011

    THE FIRST bond issue by the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) in its new form was slightly oversubscribed yesterday. Raising €3bn (£2.57) to fund Ireland’s refinancing needs, the EFSF paid 104 basis points (bps) above mid swaps, implying a yield for investors of 3.59 per cent. The last time such a 10-year bond was offered, [...]

  • WHAT THE OTHER PAPERS SAY THIS MORNING

    November 7, 2011

    THE TIMES INTEL SUPERCOMPUTER TO AID START-UPS IN EAST LONDON Intel has thrown its weight behind the Tech City project in East London, earmarking one its supercomputers for start-up companies in the area’s “Silicon Roundabout” to use free of charge. It has four such computer clusters in Swindon, each of which is capable of handling [...]

  • France announces fresh measures for austerity

    November 7, 2011

    FRANCE announced €65bn of tax hikes and budget cuts over five years yesterday, as President Nicolas Sarkozy seeks to protect the country’s creditworthiness in financial markets without killing his chances of re-election in six months time. Minister’s salaries, including Sarkozy’s, will be frozen as part of the plan, as the government aims to make the [...]

  • Cameron returns to UK talking tough on Europe

    November 7, 2011

    DAVID Cameron warned the Eurozone nations they must “sort themselves out” before any international aid is given, while negotiations between Greece’s political parties continued in an effort to form a new unity government. The Prime Minister addressed the House of Commons, telling MPs that the UK was prepared, “in principle” to give more to the [...]

  • Greece struggles to agree on new premier

    November 7, 2011

    GREEK party leaders are struggling to agree on a new prime minister, despite EU demands that the political class commit itself to the nation’s financial salvation and end the chaos threatening the entire euro project. Yesterday came and went without any accord on who will lead a new national unity coalition, despite talk that a [...]

  • New series of bearish data hits Eurozone

    November 7, 2011

    A WAVE of poor economic data knocked confidence even further in the Eurozone yesterday, piling more pressure on the beleaguered single currency area. Retail sales across the 17 member states fell 0.7 per cent in September compared to August, official figures showed — far worse than economists expected. “It was a pretty disappointing figure,” said [...]

  • MF Global clients set for further delay as empire’s sell-off begins

    November 7, 2011

    NEARLY two-thirds of positions from the British unit of MF Global were still open yesterday, a week after it filed for bankruptcy protection, sparking frustration about delays in moving business to new brokers. UK administrators KPMG said 954,000 positions were open out of the 1.6m in place when MF Global Holdings filed for bankruptcy protection [...]

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