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  • Britain climbs to fifth place for women on boards

    October 8, 2014

    The UK is a world leader in female representation on boards, with women making up a quarter of board roles. On a continent-wide basis, Europe comes out on top, with 20 per cent of directors at major European companies being women, a substantial increase from the 15.6 per cent two years ago. European companies now [...]

  • Rouble falls to a new low against dollar and pound as sanctions bite

    October 8, 2014

    President Putin celebrated his birthday yesterday, but it's just as well he is a tee-totaller because Russia's currency is probably giving him enough of a headache to worry about.    The rouble has fallen to a new low against both the dollar and the pound today, as sanctions and falling oil prices continued to hit [...]

  • EU approves tar sand oil import

    October 7, 2014

    THE EXPORT of “dirty oil” tar sand crude to Europe has been approved after the EU abandoned attempts to have it barred following lobbying by major exporter Canada. A proposal published by the European Commission yesterday removed what could have been an EU obstacle to shipments of the crude. The proposal comes at a time when [...]

  • Kazakhstan government returns to bonds with $2.5bn debt sale

    October 6, 2014

    OIL-RICH Kazakhstan yesterday announced it was selling 10-year and 30-year US dollar debt to investors, marking the central Asian state’s return to the bond market after a break of more than 14 years. Russia’s neighbour, which is also a major exporter of industrial metals, uranium and grain, will price the 10-year paper at an implied [...]

  • Russia optimists are making an increasingly implausible case

    October 6, 2014

    A potential economic outcast is a bad place to invest money.   Russia's economy has taken a battering this year. The conflict in Ukraine and the subsequent sanctions tit-for-tat with the West has delivered an enormous blow to confidence, with some of the country’s largest companies now all but locked out of dollar debt refinancing [...]

  • One country, two cultures: There’ll be no happy ending to the Hong Kong protests

    October 5, 2014

      “We claim nothing but the liberty and privileges of Englishmen… we can not be deprived of them without our consent.” – George Mason, a founder of the American republic, 1776   “There is no room to make concessions on important principles.” – The People’s Daily, the official paper of the Chinese Communist Party, 3 [...]

  • Hamilton’s title boost but win is overshadowed

    October 5, 2014

    BRITAIN’S Lewis Hamilton last night admitted that Jules Bianchi’s crash left him unable to enjoy a victory at the Japanese Grand Prix that tightened his grip on the drivers’ championship. Hamilton overtook pole-sitting Mercedes team-mate and main title rival Nico Rosberg on lap 29 of a rain-hit race cut to 44 laps following Marussia driver [...]

  • JPMorgan cyber attack may have also hacked nine other financial institutions

    October 5, 2014

    The cyber attack on JPMorgan which compromised the data of 73m households and businesses may have also hit nine other banks and brokerages.   According to the New York Times, who did not disclose the names of the affected financial institutions, the scale of the attack may have stretched far beyond users of Chase.com, Chase [...]

  • How do I get a Rugby World Cup 2015 ticket? Fans who miss out in official ballot could face prices 400pc higher

    October 3, 2014

    Rugby fans who miss out on World Cup tickets from the official ballot could end up paying four-figure sums just to watch group games.   The application period for Rugby World Cup 2015 tickets closed on Monday, leaving scores of rugby fans nervously waiting to find out if they have struck lucky later this month. [...]

  • 2022 Winter Olympics: Only two countries are interested in hosting the event

    October 2, 2014

    There is less than a year to go until the International Olympic Committee (IOC) decide who will host the 2022 Winter Olympics, yet as things stand it is not going to have much to choose from.   Oslo has withdrawn from consideration after the Norwegian government rejected financial backing due to the high costs involved, [...]

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