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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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  • Tokyo Aim appoints J-Nomads

    June 11, 2009

    Tokyo Aim, the London Aim market’s new joint venture in Japan, has approved six securities firms to operate as nominated advisers (J-Nomads) on the new exchange. Daiwa Securities, Mitsubishi UFJ Securities, Mizuho Investors Securities, Mizuho Securities, Nikko Citi Group and Nomura Securities have been approved as advisers, allowing firms to start preparing listing applications for [...]

  • Park Group reports profit spike

    June 11, 2009

    Gift voucher firm Park Group said yesterday pre-tax profit rose 44 per cent to £6.2m over the past year, driven by growth in both the corporate voucher and Christmas savings divisions. Corporate voucher sales increased by four per cent over the year, while Christmas savings customer numbers were up over eight per cent. The group [...]

  • Boeing cuts demand forecast

    June 11, 2009

    US aircraft maker Boeing has slashed its forecasts for new plane demand due to the industry downturn, and said it was focused on delivering existing orders rather than chasing new ones. The company said in a report yesterday it expected 29,000 new planes to be ordered worldwide over the next two decades, down from 29,400 [...]

  • Kingfisher building on DIY

    June 11, 2009

    Retailer Kingfisher expects Europe’s home improvements market to contract this year and to be “flattish” in 2010, but believes it will outperform rivals thanks to its scale. Chief executive Ian Cheshire yesterday said that demand for do-it-yourself (DIY) products like tools was picking up.

  • CITY TRADER OFFERS GAMBLERS A FLUTTER ON A LOTTERY OF HIS LIFE

    June 10, 2009

    REMEMBER the man who, last year, decided to mend his broken heart after a divorce by selling his entire life on eBay, house, car, job and all? Well, one enterprising City boy has decided to go one better – he’s started a competition for entrants to “win a new life”, and stands to make millions [...]

  • See yourself as a brand to get ahead in today’s City

    June 10, 2009

    AT a time when so many people in the City are looking for a job, the important thing is to stand out from the crowd. As a headhunter, I often help clients and candidates to market themselves. The best way to do this is to build a personal brand. But how do you do this? [...]

  • CAREERS CLINIC

    June 10, 2009

    ANDREW EVANSMANAGING DIRECTOR, MORGAN MCKINLEY I lost my job as a settlements clerk within an investment bank in London back in September. I’m finding it really difficult to secure a new role in London because the market is so competitive, so what are my options? THE first thing to bear in mind is that there [...]

  • When weather is a matter of life and death

    June 10, 2009

    TURBULENCEBy Giles FodenFABER & FABER, £16.99 GILES FODEN’S The Last King of Scotland was a masterful book and became a masterful film because of its compelling combination of historical fact, fiction and painstakingly realised detail in an unusual context. It is reason enough for Turbulence, his latest piece of historical fiction, to be read with [...]

  • Halfords gets a boost from Brits on bikes

    June 10, 2009

    HALFORDS, the car maintenance and bicycle retailer, yesterday reported a 2.4 per cent rise in full-year profits to £92.4m as the demand for bikes and camping equipment surges in the downturn. Finance director Nick Waller said: “The demand for bikes is sustainable, people are using cycling to beat congestion, for economic reasons and increasingly to [...]

  • Hedge funds eye M&A deals

    June 10, 2009

    THE beleaguered hedge fund industry is rife with talk of consolidation, as dwindling asset bases eat into these company profits, with the key barriers likely to be hedge fund managers’ egos and poor rewards for sellers. Man Group and RAB Capital have both indicated they are in the market for smaller hedge funds, while Cheyne [...]

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