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  • WHAT THE OTHER PAPERS SAY THIS MORNING

    November 24, 2010

    FINANCIAL TIMES TOYOTA STILL ON ALERT AFTER CRISIS Toyota remains on a “crisis” footing a year after the first of a wave of recalls of more than 12m vehicles, an executive at the Japanese carmaker has said. Shinichi Sasaki, the board member responsible for quality, told the Financial Times: “I don’t think the crisis is [...]

  • Russia eyes sale of VTB for $3bn

    November 24, 2010

    RUSSIA is ready to divest a stake in state-controlled bank VTB for at least $3bn, its first deputy prime minister said yesterday. Russia is seeking to raise some $59bn through a state privatisation programme by 2015, to plug a hole in the budget and speed up growth ahead of the 2012 presidential election. “Our position [...]

  • Sportingbet sees profits rise by a third

    November 24, 2010

    Online gaming firm Sportingbet saw its first quarter profits soar by almost a third as it exceeded expectations in its European business. Pre-tax profit rose 31 per cent to £8.5m, compared with £6.5m last year. Net gaming revenue grew five per cent to £51.1m. Sportingbet, which has customers across Europe, Australia, Canada, South America and [...]

  • The world’s largest goldminer sees blue skies ahead as demand soars

    November 24, 2010

    Aaron Regent, the chief executive of the world’s biggest goldminer Barrick Gold, straightens his tie and smiles – it’s a good time to be in the gold business. Regent, a 44-year-old with a middle distance runner’s build, is sitting in a meeting room in the recently refurbished Savoy Hotel, and can be forgiven for feeling [...]

  • Sales of super-high heels lift sales at Kurt Geiger stores

    November 23, 2010

    LUXURY shoe brand Kurt Geiger has reported a 25 per cent rise in turnover in the nine months to November this year, as ladies have flocked to buy its coveted 120mm-high heels. Sales of its highest heels quadrupled compared with a year earlier, it said in its third quarter trading update. Sales of red and [...]

  • Russia nears WTO?membership

    November 23, 2010

    Russia has entered the final stage of its 17-year-bid to join the World Trade Organisation and outstanding issues should be resolved in the coming months, economy minister Elvira Nabiullina said yesterday. The comments indicate that the largest economy still outside the 153-member WTO could join the body that regulates world trade in the course of [...]

  • WHAT THE OTHER PAPERS SAY THIS MORNING

    November 22, 2010

    FINANCIAL TIMES GENEVA SET TO TRUMP LONDON IN OIL TRADING Geneva will leave London behind and become the world’s most important trading hub for physical energy commodities, including oil, as leading companies relocate dozens of traders to Switzerland, according to industry executives. The transfers threaten the UK capital’s leadership in physical crude and oil products [...]

  • Osborne: We will help our friend in need

    November 22, 2010

    THE chancellor yesterday said Ireland was a “friend in need” that Britain would support, likely with a direct loan that will run into billions of euros. George Osborne said the loan would probably be in the “billions, not tens of billions”, but declined to give any further details of the package being discussed. Britain will [...]

  • CONTRACTS FOR DIFFERENCE NEWS

    November 22, 2010

    FOREX.COM BRINGS IPHONE APP TO THE UK Online trading provider GAIN?Capital’s FOREX.com has brought its American iPhone application to the UK, Japan and Russia. The application is built for the v2.0 version of the iPhone and will include all the features of the American mobile platform such as line and candlestick charting facilities, 40 currency [...]

  • BP to ramp up production of Russian gas

    November 22, 2010

    RUSSIA’s third largest oil firm, TNK-BP, said yesterday it was to invest $3.8bn (£2.4bn) in its gas business over the next three years in a bid to more than double production to 30bn cubic metres (bcm) by 2020. The oil firm, which is half-owned by British oil company BP, will invest $1.8bn between now and [...]

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