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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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  • Advertising rebound helps News Corp and T Warner

    August 4, 2010

    TWO of the world’s largest media companies reported buoyant quarterly earnings yesterday amid signs of resurgent income from advertising. News Corporation, whose portfolio includes satellite broadcaster BSkyB and The Times newspaper, swung to a profit of $875m (£550.7m) or 33 cents per share in the fiscal fourth quarter. It lost $203m at the same point [...]

  • Private sector payrolls better than expected

    August 4, 2010

    PRIVATE sector firms in the United States upped their staff counts last month and added 42,000 jobs in the July, according to a survey from payrolls processor ADP Employer Services. This was slightly more than economists had forecast and was encouraging news only two days ahead of US non-farm payrolls. The better-than-expected jobs data buoyed [...]

  • Lloyds outshines forecasts as it powers back to profit

    August 4, 2010

    LLOYDS Banking Group said yesterday it had powered back to profit over the first half of the year, in what analysts dubbed “the most attractive turnaround story in the European banking sector”. Lloyds raked in a pre-tax profit of £1.6bn over the six months to June, turning around a £3.96bn loss in the same period [...]

  • StanChart slumps despite record half

    August 4, 2010

    STANDARD Chartered saw its share price tumble yesterday despite posting its tenth successive half of record profits. The hike in income failed to match some analyst forecasts and sent the shares down closing 3.1 per cent lower at 1,804p, with analysts pointing to hedge funds shifting to other banks. Standard Chartered reported first half profit [...]

  • Santander scoops 318 RBS branches after £4.5bn boost

    August 4, 2010

    SPANISH giant Santander fired a warning shot across the bows of UK lenders yesterday, agreeing to buy 318 branches from Royal Bank of Scotland and preparing to reshuffle its global operations. Santander will become the fourth-largest bank on the high street after it takes over the outlets from RBS for £1.7bn. The deal, due to [...]

  • HSBC USA under investigation for its money laundering policies

    August 4, 2010

    AMERICAN authorities are investigating the US division of banking group HSBC over its compliance with anti-money laundering procedures, according to regulatory papers. HSBC USA stated it has received subpoenas and other requests for information as part of the probe in a filing to the US Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC). The bank is the subject [...]

  • Lloyds Group

    August 4, 2010

    SAME script, different cast. Eric Daniels is still in the role of greedy banker, but the morally outraged chorus is now played by Messrs Cameron, Osborne and Cable. “Lend to every two-bit small business that asks for cash,” they chant, with just as much zeal as their predecessors, Brown, Darling and Mandelson. Of course, they [...]

  • SocGen beats forecasts as profits treble

    August 4, 2010

    French bank Societe Generale yesterday warned the economic recovery was still fragile, with moderate growth prospects in Europe, after it beat forecasts with over a three-fold leap in second-quarter net profit. The bank, which last month easily passed a Europe-wide stress test with a Tier 1 capital ratio of 10 per cent, said it was [...]

  • Deutsche Post uncertain as ups bad debt provision

    August 4, 2010

    DEUTSCHE Postbank revealed a return to profit in the second quarter yesterday but warned business may be more subdued for the rest of the year. Germany’s largest retail bank by clients increased its loan loss provisions to €175m (£144.9m) in the second quarter, citing adjustments made to its exposure to commercial real estate. Deutsche Postbank [...]

  • Allied Irish eyes fourth quarter cash call on loss

    August 4, 2010

    Minority state-owned Allied Irish Banks aims to sell its overseas assets by September and raise more capital in the fourth quarter, it said yesterday after reporting a more than doubling of first-half losses. Allied Irish last month scraped through European stress tests with a Tier 1 ratio of 6.5 per cent, after including the €7.4bn [...]

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