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  • Barclays’ Hector Sants resigns after taking sick leave

    November 13, 2013

    Sir Hector Sants, head of compliance at Barclays bank and former chief of the Financial Services Authority, has resigned, after taking leave in October due to stress and exhaustion. Chief of operations and technology officer, Shaygen Kheradpir will also be leaving for a CEO position at a US company. In a statement released on Wednesday, [...]

  • London’s got talent: Capital biggest employer of highly-skilled individuals

    November 11, 2013

    The capital beats New York to top global league table as the biggest employer of highly-skilled individuals LONDON is the best city in the world for jobs in the knowledge economy, a report out today shows, confirming the capital’s status as a global talent magnet. The capital employs 1.5m people in highly-skilled sectors such as [...]

  • London’s got talent: Capital biggest employer of highly-skilled individuals

    November 11, 2013

    The capital beats New York to top global league table as the biggest employer of highly-skilled individuals LONDON is the best city in the world for jobs in the knowledge economy, a report out today shows, confirming the capital’s status as a global talent magnet. The capital employs 1.5m people in highly-skilled sectors such as [...]

  • Experian boss defends his drive for expansion

    November 10, 2013

    Don Robert has steered the credit checking firm into fast-growing new businesses AS THE boss of a company best known for its credit checks, Don Robert is at home talking about hazardous spending decisions. “Arguably if every investment we made was brilliant we’d have to ask ourselves the question: are we taking the right amount [...]

  • What the other papers say this morning – 08 November 2013

    November 7, 2013

    FINANCIAL TIMES Currencies probe shifts to the US A global probe into alleged manipulation of the multibillion-dollar currencies market has widened its focus to include the US, with Barclays putting three New York-based traders on leave. They included foreign exchange spot traders Russell Katz and Jerry Urwin, two of these people said. Mr Katz and [...]

  • Credit Agricole and SocGen agree asset swap as profits disappoint

    November 7, 2013

    Societe Generale and Credit Agricole have agreed an asset swap in derivatives brokers Newedge Group and Amundi Group. Credit Agricole plans to increase its share in Amundi to 80 per cent from 75 per cent, while SocGen intends to purchase Credit Agricole's 50 per cent stake in Newedge. The purchase would make SocGen the sole [...]

  • Halfords shares rocket as cycling and car maintenance push up profit

    November 7, 2013

    Halfords Group has posted strong like-for-like revenues for its retail arm but a decline for its autocentres, in its half-yearly report. Shares have spiked on the news, up over nine per cent this morning.  (Release) The second quarter saw like-for-like revenue for retail increase by 7.7 per cent but like-for-like revenue from autocentres down 2.1 [...]

  • New York picks Bill de Blasio as next city mayor

    November 6, 2013

    NEW YORKERS yesterday chose liberal Democrat  candidate Bill de Blasio to succeed Michael Bloomberg as the city’s mayor next year, delivering him a landslide victory over Republican rival Joe Lhota. De Blasio – the first Democrat to be elected as mayor in two decades – grabbed 73.3 per cent of Tuesday night’s vote after a lengthy [...]

  • The lawyer who has built his career breaking down barriers

    November 3, 2013

    Stephen Kon, the new co-deputy chairman of King & Wood Mallesons, tells Elizabeth Fournier how years at the forefront of European law have left him ready to take on China LAST Friday, Stephen Kon joined a new law firm, one with a very, very long name. Overnight, the senior partner of London-based SJ Berwin (SJB) [...]

  • Total’s income plunges in third quarter due to refining margins

    October 31, 2013

    FRENCH oil major Total yesterday posted a 19 per cent decline in net income for the third quarter, hit by narrow refining margins in Europe and a larger exploration expenditure. Income fell to €2.7bn (£2.3bn), with a $400m rise in its exploration bill compared to the same period a year ago weighing on profits. “The [...]

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