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  • WOMEN ON BOARDS: HEALTHY FOR BOYS, GIRLS AND THE BOTTOM LINE

    December 5, 2010

    FOLLOWING the formation of the 30 Per Cent Club last month, which aims to get women filling 30 per cent of boardroom seats, shocking new research will hit City bookshelves this week, revealing what we at The Capitalist already suspected: upping the number of women in the boardroom is good for profits. The findings are [...]

  • TUX-CLAD SOLICITORS FLOCK TO FISH MARKET

    December 2, 2010

    HUNDREDS of lawyers gave their well-worn tuxedos another outing last night as they gathered for the British Legal Awards hosted by Legal Week, with the barristers characteristically out-dressing the solicitors. Catching City of London law society chair Bill Knight sharing a drink with Norton Rose’s Sir David Lewis before the evening kicked off, The Capitalist [...]

  • BT retail chief joins the board at British Airways

    December 2, 2010

    BT’S head of retail Gavin Patterson is to join the board of British Airways (BA). Patterson, who also has a place on the BT Group board, resigned as a director of Johnston Press last year. BA sales and marketing director Andrew Crawley, who was acquitted during the collapsed price fixing case in May, has been [...]

  • Wall Street surges as euro panic eases

    December 1, 2010

    THE Dow and the Standard & Poor’s (S&P) 500 posted their biggest gains in three months yesterday as efforts to resolve the European Union’s debt crisis helped push the S&P above 1,200, an important technical level that signals the potential for the rally to continue. The S&P 500 moved out of its recent trading range [...]

  • WHAT THE OTHER PAPERS SAY THIS MORNING

    November 29, 2010

    FINANCIAL TIMES BLUNDER REVEALS CARBON TRADING DATA Europe’s biggest clearing house, LCH.Clearnet, has admitted that “confidential information” about trading in carbon emission allowances, including the names of individual traders, was mistakenly published on the internet. Climate Markets, which provides marketing services for LCH.Clearnet, said the information was placed on its website in error and has [...]

  • Silverfleet eyes Hunter’s Office chain

    November 28, 2010

    HIGH STREET shoe retailer Office is likely to be bought by Silverfleet Capital after the private equity firm entered exclusive talks with current owner Sir Tom Hunter, a source close to the deal said yesterday. The exclusivity agreement all but scuppers the chances of Blackstone and PAI Capital, who had pursued Office since Sir Tom’s [...]

  • The sweet seller’s son who wants to hold the chancellor to account

    November 28, 2010

    VISITING Andrew Tyrie’s office is like being called to see the headmaster in an old-fashioned boarding school. The chairman of the Treasury select committee occupies a grand corner office in Westminster’s Norman Shaw North building, the former Scotland Yard HQ that now provides office space for MPs. Appropriately enough, Tyrie begins with a history lesson, [...]

  • New appointments at HSBC

    November 26, 2010

    HSBC’s chief executive-designate, Stuart Gulliver, announced changes to the bank’s top management and structure today. The changes are the first indication of his planned strategic direction before he formally steps into the chief executive role in January. Paul Thurston, the current UK and Europe chief executive, has been appointed chief executive of a newly created [...]

  • Tube strike to disrupt Monday’s travel

    November 26, 2010

    A 24-hour strike on London’s underground rail network will go ahead on Monday after talks over planned job cuts broke down, heralding the fourth walk-out since September. The strike, by members of the RMT and TSSA unions, will begin on Sunday evening, and is likely to cause further travel disruption for thousands of commuters already [...]

  • 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 [...]

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