Saturday, 5 November 2011

Goldman: euro could split apart

The chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management has said that the need for a German-led fiscal integration in the eurozone would make it increasingly unattractive for all the countries who joined to stay in the single currency.

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HMRC to review Ecclestone’s £27m payment

UK authorities are set to investigate Bernie Ecclestone’s involvement in bribery and tax evasion claims playing out in a German court.

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Virgin Atlantic's hat in the ring to buy BMI

Virgin Atlantic chief executive Steve Ridgway said IAG, owner of British Airways (BA), will have a “massive competition mountain” to climb if it is to be successful in its bid for BMI.

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Betfair to appoint replacement for Yu

Betfair has ended its five-month search for a replacement for chief executive David Yu by poaching the chief operating officer of rival Paddy Power.

Lloyds lines up possible chief executives

Lloyds will replace Antonio Horta-Osorio with either the chairman Sir Win Bischoff or one of two senior directors if the stricken chief executive does not return from leave of absence.

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Energy firms failing poorer consumers

The “big six” suppliers have been exposed as paying far less than expected towards a drive to help Britain’s poorest households.

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The City needs morality

Church of England demands that The City rediscover its moral compass.

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October's top selling cars

Cash-strapped Britons opt for smaller, more fuel-efficient cars.

Insure yourself against PIIGS

Garry White's preferred insurance stocks in today's volatile times.

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FTSE: market report live

FTSE reverses gains despite good corporate results.

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Why David Cameron must focus on the ecomony

David Cameron came away from last week's G20 summit in Cannes with a face like thunder after the gathering failed to put in place any kind of detailed proposal to safeguard the future of the eurozone.

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