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  • WHAT THE OTHER PAPERS SAY THIS MORNING

    July 20, 2009

    FINANCIAL TIMES CHINA FUND TAKES DIAGEO STAKEChina’s sovereign wealth fund has acquired 1.1 per cent of the Diageo drinks group, giving it a stake worth £221m, in a sign of its emerging strategy to spread its investments over different global markets and asset classes. The move by China Investment, which manages $200bn of the country’s [...]

  • City’s most successful accountant still has plenty of fire in his belly

    July 20, 2009

    IT IS EASY to tell when you are nearing , Deloitte boss John Connolly’s office because an awful lot of people you bump into in the firm’s corridors begin to ask about his welfare. “Is John in?” asks one, a tad nervously. “What mood is he in today?” asks another. There is a feeling of [...]

  • Beyond Tokyo Japan offers tranquility, history and cute monkeys

    July 12, 2009

    KYOTOWhen America was at war with Japan, it left Kyoto off of its list of air raid targets. Even as an enemy, the US realised that it would be inhuman to destroy the city, with its countless temples and winding streets that drip with history, some of it dating back to the Eighth century. Having [...]

  • IDENTITY CRISIS AT FUND VETERAN JOHN DUFFIELD’S NEW VENTURE

    July 9, 2009

    JOHN Duffield really hasn’t been too lucky of late, has he? The veteran New Star Asset Management founder established a new venture called Hyde Park Asset Management back in April, as first revealed by yours truly, but soon had to ditch the moniker after hedge fund marketing firm Hyde Park Investment enlisted its legal heavies [...]

  • How wave power can help you to read the markets

    August 26, 2008

    The markets are anything but random, say proponents of Elliott Waves. Understanding them will improve your trading. Most people are led to believe that the markets are completely random and that there is no way of forecasting the next move, either up or down. But others seem to make large amounts of profits catching the [...]

  • Do the banks have a Plan B?

    October 28, 2005

    Now that consumer spending is slowing down, the banking sector needs to look for new sources of growth. British banks have investors worried. Not because of their current profitability, which is healthy, but because a slowdown in the economy may hit this industry harder than most. The banking sector still continues to make profits. In [...]

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