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- Gandhi pulls out of Cameron meeting - 29/07/2010
The UK prime minister will leave India without meeting Sonia Gandhi, the president of the Congress party, in a blow to his efforts to forge a ?special relationship? with New Delhi |
- FSA unveils tough pay and bonus code - 29/07/2010
The FSA is broadening the scope of its pay code to more than 2.500 financial services companies to comply with EU legislation that introduced some of the world?s toughest restrictions on bankers? bonuses |
- World stocks advance to three-month high - 29/07/2010
Global Markets Overview: Risky assets are gaining as strong company earnings and some good news on the US jobs front counteract a cautious assessment of the economic recovery by the Federal Reserve |
- Shell chief defends deep-water drilling - 29/07/2010
Peter Voser, chief executive, says deep-water drilling has ?important role to play in global energy supply?, as the Anglo-Dutch oil group announces a near-doubling in second-quarter profit to $4.53bn |
- EU watchdogs push for market transparency - 29/07/2010
Push to boost transparency of regions? securities markets includes call for a ?consolidated tape? for pricing data to tackle lack of transparency as part of biggest regulatory overhaul in years |
- BT sees improvement at Global Services - 29/07/2010
The UK?s largest fixed-line phone company reports a sharp improvement in cash outflow at its problematic Global Services unit, which services governments and large companies, as it reports a 38% rise in first-quarter profit |
FinancialTimes : Europe homepage
Site : http://www.ft.com
- Gandhi pulls out of Cameron meeting - 29/07/2010
The UK prime minister will leave India without meeting Sonia Gandhi, the president of the Congress party, in a blow to his efforts to forge a ?special relationship? with New Delhi |
- Shell chief defends deep-water drilling - 29/07/2010
Peter Voser, chief executive, says deep-water drilling has ?important role to play in global energy supply?, as the Anglo-Dutch oil group announces a near-doubling in second-quarter profit to $4.53bn |
- Sanofi poised to make offer for Genzyme - 29/07/2010
Chris Viehbacher, left open the option of a $19bn takeover of US biotech company Genzyme as he unveiled second-quarter results for the French pharmaceutical group with earnings up nearly 8% |
- World stocks advance to 3-month high - 29/07/2010
Global Markets Overview: Risky assets are gaining as strong company earnings and some good news on the US jobs front counteract a cautious assessment of the economic recovery by the Federal Reserve |
- EU watchdogs push for market transparency - 29/07/2010
Push to boost transparency of regions? securities markets includes call for a ?consolidated tape? for pricing data to tackle lack of transparency as part of biggest regulatory overhaul in years |
- Siemens boosted by jump in new orders - 29/07/2010
Europe?s largest engineering company beats market estimates in its fiscal third quarter with a record operating profit, underlining the strength of the global industrial recovery |
- IMF approves $15bn loan to Ukraine - 29/07/2010
The International Monetary Fund approved a $15bn loan for cash-strapped Ukraine after the country demonstrated its commitment to austerity measures. |
- Santander held back by Spain weakness - 29/07/2010
Santander unveils a slight year-on-year fall in first-half net profits, as bad-loan provisions and a poor domestic market offset solid growth across much of Spain?s largest banking group |
FinancialTimes : World
Site : http://www.ft.com
- Gandhi pulls out of Cameron meeting - 29/07/2010
The UK prime minister will leave India without meeting Sonia Gandhi, the president of the Congress party, in a blow to his efforts to forge a ?special relationship? with New Delhi |
- Russia confirms $29bn asset sales - 28/07/2010
Officials have yet to approve a final list of which state assets will be sold, even though the programme was first announced close to a year ago |
- Bangladesh lifts pay for garment workers - 29/07/2010
The country has approved an 80 per cent increase in the minimum wage for its garment industry in a bid to end months of unrest by workers who produce clothes for leading western brands |
- EU watchdogs push for market transparency - 29/07/2010
Push to boost transparency of regions? securities markets includes call for a ?consolidated tape? for pricing data to tackle lack of transparency as part of biggest regulatory overhaul in years |
- Beige Book survey reports signs of slowdown - 28/07/2010
US economic activity has ?continued to increase? over the past seven weeks but there are signs of a slowdown, according to the Federal Reserve?s latest Beige Book survey. |
- Tighter terms fail to crimp credit demand - 28/07/2010
ECB bank lending survey shows unexpectedly harsh tightening of loan standards, but that failed to prevent a pick-up in demand for credit, especially for house purchases |
- US school reform report awaits grades - 28/07/2010
Mr Obama?s reforms, which have been taking place at the state level and often in the teeth of union opposition, have brought about what even critics concede is the most rapid school reforms America has seen in a generation |
FinancialTimes : Financial Markets News
Site : http://www.ft.com
- World stocks advance to 3-month high - 29/07/2010
Global Markets Overview: Risky assets are gaining as strong company earnings and some good news on the US jobs front counteract a cautious assessment of the economic recovery by the Federal Reserve |
- Dollar pressured by US economic outlook - 29/07/2010
The Federal Reserve?s cautious outlook for the world?s biggest economy sends the dollar to a three-month low on a trade-weighted basis, as further fragile data adds to concern |
- EU watchdogs push for market transparency - 29/07/2010
Push to boost transparency of regions? securities markets includes call for a ?consolidated tape? for pricing data to tackle lack of transparency as part of biggest regulatory overhaul in years |
- Pharmaceuticals help European bourses rebound - 29/07/2010
A clutch of impressive earnings from some of the Europe?s biggest companies helps improve sentiment, as the region?s traders turn away from worrying US data and concentrate on robust corporate newsflow |
FinancialTimes : Comment and analysis
Site : http://www.ft.com
- Publishers need to be more creative - 29/07/2010
Super-agent Andrew Wylie is right when he says publishers must become more astute financially and creative editorially to retain their grip in the digital world, writesJohn Gapper |
- India?s tortoise must turn on the speed - 29/07/2010
Foreign direct investment, though not yet at China?s ear-popping heights, has quadrupled since 2005 to a very handy $40bn but could be more, writes David Pilling |
- Bernanke must end era of ultra-low rates - 29/07/2010
The market now thinks that whenever the financial sector?s actions result in unemployment, the Fed will respond with ultra-low rates and easy liquidity, writes Raghuram Rajan |
- The era of global oil giants is over - 27/07/2010
A new model is emerging in which smaller national and larger international oil companies must work in new partnerships, writes Nick Butler |
- Bring the Balkans back into the heart of Europe - 28/07/2010
There are some 22m people in the western Balkans, roughly the same amount as in Beijing. Difficult though their problems may be, they are eminently resolvable, writes Tim Judah |
FinancialTimes : Investment Banking
Site : http://www.ft.com
- Credit Suisse issues new hybrid bonds - 28/07/2010
Finance directors take a bullish line on likelihood regulators will continue to allow these controversial bonds to count towards top-notch tier one capital |
- Lazard outpaces rivals as merger fees rise - 29/07/2010
The investment-banking boutique shakes off a brutal spring on Wall Street to post better than expected quarterly profits as asset-management and merger advisory revenues increase 27% |
- Investment banking lifts UBS - 27/07/2010
The Swiss bank reports second-quarter profit of SFr2bn, pulling ahead of its domestic rival Credit Suisse thanks to resilient earnings in investment banking and a robust private banking performance |
- Deutsche Bank beats expectations - 28/07/2010
The German bank reports net income of ?1.2bn for the second quarter after a tough period of trading and reveals a ?14.8bn gross debt exposure to 'peripheral' EU states |
- Banks face lawsuits over alleged Ponzi scheme - 27/07/2010
Investors who lost millions in an alleged German Ponzi scheme are threatening legal action against Barclays, HSBC and Rabobank, alleging that the banks may have acted irresponsibly |
- Deutsche Bank yields over sovereign holdings - 26/07/2010
The German bank's shares fell as much as 3.5 per cent in early trading on Monday before recovering, with market commentators blaming the fall on the non-disclosure, as well as profit-taking ahead of results |
- Morgan Stanley confirms return to form - 22/07/2010
The bank's shares rise 6% after better than expected quarterly profits and trading revenues, as investors bet the company would continue to gain ground on rivals |
- Banks line up to advise AIA - 22/07/2010
Goldman Sachs is set to join Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank as the lead banks for the planned $12bn-$15bn Hong Kong listing of AIA |
- Goldman profits plummet by 83% - 21/07/2010
The bank's quarterly profits plunged from a year ago as revenue slumped and the bank set aside more than $1bn for the UK bonus tax and its historic settlement with US securities regulators |
- Goldman finds itself at crossroads - 21/07/2010
With an SEC skirmish now behind it and a clearer roadmap to regulatory reform before it, investors can now shift their focus back to the bank's business |
- Goldman's Tourre denies fraud charges - 20/07/2010
Fabrice Tourre, the Goldman Sachs executive and co-defendant in the US Securities and Exchange Commission's charges that the bank defrauded investors, on Monday issued a strong denial of the charges |
- More challenges lie ahead for UBS - 19/07/2010
Battles over Swiss bank secrecy and capital adequacy highlight the issues facing the group, which has written off more than $50bn in the credit crunch and returned to profitability |
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