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  • Lack of home comforts a worry for ragged Spurs

    November 27, 2014

    HAVING taken 17 points from their opening 10 Premier League games this season, Mauricio Pochettino is under pressure at White Hart Lane. His Tottenham side have been beaten in four of their six home games and Sunday’s visitors Everton have lost just once on the road. Everton are still below the form that saw them [...]

  • Winter sports insurance: Have you got it covered?

    November 25, 2014

    Not many policies will allow you to go off-piste without a qualified instructor NEARLY 40 per cent of winter sports holidaymakers head to the slopes without travel insurance, according to government figures. And 31 per cent have admitted to not checking their policy to ensure they’re covered. But despite all the small print, getting the [...]

  • Canaccord departs Quindell: When a listed company’s broker quits, it usually means bad news

    November 17, 2014

    Brokers to stock-market listed companies tend to stick around for the long-term, so when they exit abruptly there is usually a good reason for it. Canaccord’s departure from Quindell appears to have taken the market by surprise, but its decision to go follows a controversy over share-dealing by the directors. In May 2008, less than [...]

  • Caterham woes prompt rethink from Ecclestone

    November 17, 2014

    FORMULA One chief Bernie Ecclestone has revealed talks are underway about the sport’s future direction after the Caterham and Marussia teams collapsed into administration last month. Ecclestone says his aims for the coming year are preventing more teams from hitting the wall and taking over media accreditation to curb a proliferation of online media in [...]

  • Ed Miliband re-launches PM campaign with new battle against zero-hour contracts

    November 17, 2014

    Businesses and unions are digging in for an election-year battle over zero-hour contracts and what they mean for workers Ed Miliband re-launched his campaign to be the next Prime Minister last week, with a new attack on zero-hour contracts and the treatment of workers. Businesses hit back immediately, arguing the contracts give workers flexibility, allow [...]

  • Sports Direct kicks back at Ed Miliband for zero-hours contract criticism

    November 15, 2014

    Sports Direct has dismissed negative comments made by Labour leader Ed Miliband about its employment contracts.   Miliband said the use of zero-hours contracts – where the retailer does not have to guarantee regular work to its employees – meant it was a “terrible place to work”, and added that he intends to “ban the [...]

  • 2014 City A.M. awards: Legal & General CEO Nigel Wilson is the insurance boss with big ideas

    November 13, 2014

    The Legal & General chief exec, City A.M.’s Business Personality of the Year.   His hero is Aneurin Bevan, the firebrand post-war Labour min­ister and architect of the NHS. His career was inspired by a quotation from political theorist Sir Isaiah Berlin on the importance of searching after the common good. And when I meet [...]

  • Omnishambles as Fifa’s corruption report is branded “erroneous” by lawyer Michael Garcia – the man who conducted the investigation

    November 13, 2014

    If you were spitting feathers this morning over the Fifa report which exonerated Qatar and Russia but put England in the spotlight, you weren't the only one. Lawyer Michael Garcia, who actually conducted the investigation, has issued a statement slamming the report summary published this morning.    He claimed the report, written by Fifa ethics judge [...]

  • Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct gives up naming rights to Rangers Ibrox Stadium and loans club an extra £1m

    November 12, 2014

    Mike Ashley has given up his rights to rename Rangers football club’s Ibrox stadium and loaned the struggling club an additional £1m. The Sports Direct owner, who also owns a stake in the Scottish club, bought the naming rights two years ago for just £1, but the deal was only revealed in September. The miniscule [...]

  • Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct to launch bargain fitness chain

    November 11, 2014

    BILLIONAIRE Mike Ashley is making a trip to the gym after his sportswear empire unveiled plans yesterday to open 200 budget fitness chains across the UK. Sports Direct said it would open its first purpose-built gym next month in Aintree on Merseyside next to its new superstore in the area, followed by a second soon [...]

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