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- Barclays and HBOS cash calls shunned - 18/07/2008
Shareholders have shunned multi-billion-pound fundraisings by Barclays and HBOS as investors owning more than 80 per cent of each chose not to take up their rights to buy new shares |
- Luxury market feels the pinch - 18/07/2008
Inflation in luxury goods and services has dropped sharply in the past year, suggesting even the wealthy are feeling the effects of the downturn |
- BP counts cost of Russian dispute - 18/07/2008
BP's shares have under-performed its peers by 4 per cent since the dispute with its Russian joint venture partners flared up in March |
- BAE beats deadline on ethics audit - 19/07/2008
Defence group to publish audit of its ethical conduct earlier than expected, as part of a series of measures to restore its reputation in the wake of allegations of corruption |
- Elan ponders future of drugs unit - 19/07/2008
Strategic review could see group's development and manufacturing division floated or sold with a price tag of up to $1.5bn |
- Jaguar leaps for £100k market - 19/07/2008
Plan to take Jaguar and Land Rover brands upmarket into the £100,000-plus pricing territory currently occupied by only a handful of luxury carmakers such as Bentley |
- Brown mocked over fiscal rules reform - 18/07/2008
The UK prime minister was criticised by his rivals after it emerged the government was considering relaxing his vaunted fiscal rules to allow borrowing to rise |
- Citi's $2.5bn loss less than feared - 18/07/2008
Citigroup capped a wild week for US equity markets, unveiling $7.2bn of writedowns and a smaller-than-expected loss that prompted investors to return to financial stocks as despair again gave way to relief |
- Threat of 'no-fun' Olympics - 18/07/2008
Just three weeks before the Beijing games, concerns are growing that sweeping security measures could suck all the fun out of the world's biggest sportsfest |
- Qatar now Barclays' biggest shareholder - 18/07/2008
The Qatar Investment Authority has become Barclays' largest investor after less than a fifth of the bank's existing shareholders participated in its £4.5bn capital-raising issue. |
- Trichet sees eurozone growth rebound - 18/07/2008
Eurozone growth is likely to rebound later this year after the current weak patch, Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, has argued in comments that suggested he sees the region avoiding a severe downturn |
- Qantas cuts 1,500 jobs as fuel costs soar - 18/07/2008
Qantas Airways said it would scrap plans to hire another 1,200 workers in the new financial year and said it would close US and UK call centres in Arizona and London |
- Crude pushes back above $130 - 18/07/2008
Supply disruptions in Nigeria saw price of regain some of the ground it lost earlier in the week. Agricultural commodities dipped amid improved weather in the US Midwest |
FinancialTimes : Europe homepage
Site : http://www.ft.com
- BP counts cost of Russian dispute - 18/07/2008
BP's shares have under-performed its peers by 4 per cent since the dispute with its Russian joint venture partners flared up in March |
- Barclays and HBOS cash calls shunned - 18/07/2008
Shareholders have shunned multi-billion-pound fundraisings by Barclays and HBOS as investors owning more than 80 per cent of each chose not to take up their rights to buy new shares |
- Facebook sues 'knock-off' German site - 19/07/2008
Facebook filed a copyright lawsuit against StudiVZ, a German company that it has accused of running a "knock-off" of the social networking website |
- Elan ponders future of drugs unit - 19/07/2008
Strategic review could see group's development and manufacturing division floated or sold with a price tag of up to $1.5bn |
- Luxury market feels the pinch - 18/07/2008
Inflation in luxury goods and services has dropped sharply in the past year, suggesting even the wealthy are feeling the effects of the downturn |
- Threat of 'no-fun' Olympics - 18/07/2008
Just three weeks before the Beijing games, concerns are growing that sweeping security measures could suck all the fun out of the world's biggest sportsfest |
- Sony Ericsson to slash staff numbers - 18/07/2008
The mobile phone group reported a sharp drop in profits to ?8m as its focus on high-end handsets left it exposed to a European slowdown |
- L'Oréal loses its lustre - 18/07/2008
Shares in the world's biggest cosmetics company fell sharply after disappointing sales led the group to reduce its 2008 growth forecast |
- Mandelson warns on trade talks failure - 17/07/2008
Deals on climate change, food security and energy could drift out of reach if next week's Geneva talks on world trade collapse, the EU's chief trade negotiator said |
- Tech arch-rivals profits disappoint - 18/07/2008
Worries that an economic slowdown was starting to eat into profits at both Google and Microsoft hit shares of the tech industry arch-rivals late after each reported quarterly earnings that fell short of most analysts' estimates |
FinancialTimes : World
Site : http://www.ft.com
- Freddie and Fannie rescue hopes grow - 19/07/2008
Richard Shelby, the powerful Republican senator, said that the US Treasury department's plan to rescue Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could be approved by Congress within two weeks, in a sign that opposition to the proposal on Capitol Hill is waning |
- Taipei bids to save US arms deal - 19/07/2008
Taiwan has abandoned a move to buy 66 F-16 fighter jets from the US in an attempt to rescue a larger arms package, according to national security officials in Taipei |
- US builders forced to sell off holdings - 18/07/2008
Demand for new homes on the outskirts of US towns has fallen spectacularly in the last three years, while foreclosures and speculative building have created a far greater supply of homes than there are buyers |
- Luxury market feels the pinch - 18/07/2008
Inflation in luxury goods and services has dropped sharply in the past year, suggesting even the wealthy are feeling the effects of the downturn |
- Threat of 'no-fun' Olympics - 18/07/2008
Just three weeks before the Beijing games, concerns are growing that sweeping security measures could suck all the fun out of the world's biggest sportsfest |
- Bush agrees withdrawal deal with Iraq - 18/07/2008
George W. Bush has agreed to commit the US to a "time horizon" for withdrawal of US combat troops from Iraq, marking a significant shift by a president who has long opposed setting target dates for ending the war |
- Media frenzy surrounds Obama's foreign trip - 18/07/2008
When Barack Obama departs this weekend for his much-heralded trip to Europe and the Middle East, he will be joined by the glitterati of US political journalism |
- Trichet sees eurozone growth rebound - 18/07/2008
Eurozone growth is likely to rebound later this year after the current weak patch, Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, has argued in comments that suggested he sees the region avoiding a severe downturn |
- Brown mocked over fiscal rules reform - 18/07/2008
The UK prime minister was criticised by his rivals after it emerged the government was considering relaxing his vaunted fiscal rules to allow borrowing to rise |
- Cambodians set to endorse ruling CPP - 18/07/2008
In a country ravaged by decades of war and a genocide, the party's guarantee of stability appears to have more clout than calls for government rotation |
- Call for firm stance in trade talks - 18/07/2008
Ministers, farmers and car manufacturers piled pressure on the EU's trade negotiators to stand firm in next week's round of talks in Geneva |
- Bulgaria hears call to impeach president - 18/07/2008
Bulgarian opposition leaders debated whether to start impeachment proceedings against Georgi Parvanov over alleged links with a suspected criminal group |
- IMF warns emerging markets on inflation - 17/07/2008
Emerging economies must make the fight against inflation their 'top priority', the fund said, as it sharply raised its forecast for price increases in the developing world |
- Obama sets out to earn foreign policy stripes - 17/07/2008
A closely choreographed stint of foreign policy speeches and travel marks a crucial moment in Barack Obama's campaign, as he seeks to tackle widespread doubts among US voters about his qualifications to be commander-in-chief |
FinancialTimes : Financial Markets News
Site : http://www.ft.com
- Overview: Equities rally as risk appetite recovers - 18/07/2008
Reassuring results from leading investment banks and a dramatic slide in oil prices helped fuel a strong recovery in investor risk appetite this week, driving US and European equity markets higher and helping the dollar rally off a record low against the euro |
- Poor tech sector profits weigh on Wall St - 18/07/2008
US stocks were mixed but were set to break their longest run of weekly losses in four years after Citigroup posted better-than-expected earnings, offsetting some poor results from Google, Microsoft and Merrill Lynch |
- Dollar claws back lost ground - 18/07/2008
US currency recovers after oil price retreats nearly 10 per cent and some of the biggest US banks posted better-than-feared results |
- Crude pushes back above $130 - 18/07/2008
Supply disruptions in Nigeria saw price of regain some of the ground it lost earlier in the week. Agricultural commodities dipped amid improved weather in the US Midwest |
- Asian stocks reverse early gains - 18/07/2008
Major Asian equities found little direction with the lower oil prices simultaneously weighing on resource stocks and bolstering refiners |
- SEC to grant some leniency on short sales - 18/07/2008
US regulators said they would grant some leniency to certain market makers who sell stocks short, responding to pressure from fund managers and brokerages to clarify how new restrictions on the practice would work |
- ASF acts to revive securitisation sector - 17/07/2008
Fresh efforts are underway throughout the securitisation industry to revive the mortgage lending and securitisation business, which has been at a virtual standstill in the wake of the credit crisis |
- CBOE to launch commodity volatility indices - 17/07/2008
The Chicago Board Options Exchange plans to launch a family of volatility indices for commodities, after the introduction this week of a volatility index for oil prices |
- Indonesia's Adaro surges on debut - 16/07/2008
Shares in Indonesia's second biggest coal miner Adaro Energy gained 57 per cent on its debut, as investors were eager to gain exposure to the country's fast-growing coal sector |
- Convertible bonds suffer sharp falls - 16/07/2008
Convertible bonds, especially for auto companies and financial firms, suffered sharp declines amid forced selling by hedge funds specialising in such securities, market participants said |
- Unemployment rise at 16-year high - 16/07/2008
June's increase in benefit claimants to 840,100 was the fifth consecutive monthly rise. Analysts expect the figure to continue rising as the economic downturn spreads |
- Cost of corporate credit set to rise - 15/07/2008
The cost of raising debt for companies is likely to increase over the coming months owing to concerns about liquidity and a lower appetite for risk, according to credit portfolio managers at large global banks and financial institutions |
- Retail investors balk at SJM listing - 15/07/2008
Retail investors in Hong Kong have returned applications for half their shares in Wednesday's listing of the Macao gaming company owned by casino tycoon Stanley Ho, even as a Hong Kong court on Tuesday reaffirmed the offering's legality |
FinancialTimes : Comment and analysis
Site : http://www.ft.com
- Short-selling reveals corporate realities - 18/07/2008
The beauty of short-selling is that it gives people with financial expertise a motive to root in company accounts and look for problems, writes John Gapper
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- Hear the one about Obama? - 18/07/2008
Comedy has never been more important to American politics, writes Christopher Caldwell. Perhaps as a consequence, it has never been less funny |
- Outside Edge: Motoring writers still enjoy a soft ride - 18/07/2008
Carmakers spend huge sums on lavish 'ride-and-drive' events in faraway places to flaunt their new vehicles to journalists. Bernard Simon wonders whether value for money should be more of an issue in today's straitened times |
- A message from Obama for those infuriating Europeans - 17/07/2008
There is little the Union can quarrel with in the broad thrust of the national security strategy set out by the US Democratic presidential candidate this week, writes Philip Stephens. There are some caveats but they can be sorted out if the framework of the relationship is sound |
- The fallacy of the 'choice agenda' - 17/07/2008
Ideas popular with politicians that aim to empower users to select from among public service providers do not provide enough choice, writes Samuel Brittan
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- America's air force misses the target - 16/07/2008
Unlike the Joint Strike Fighter programme, the US will not share the F-22 with its allies because it wants to keep hold of the technology. However, it does not want to buy many of the aircraft either, which has made each fighter absurdly expensive, writes John Gapper
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- Carbon emitters' free ride is about to end - 16/07/2008
As companies breach their emissions limits, it cannot be long before the market for allowances recognises a fundamental imbalance in supply and demand, writes Kevin Parker
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- Hotels look to a boom without frills - 16/07/2008
The austerity hoteliers believe they can maintain their cracking pace of growth through the current economic turbulence, writes Jonathan Guthrie
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- A test of India's confidence - 16/07/2008
Next week's confidence vote might be a chance to bid good riddance to the communists and their stranglehold over the country's economic future, writes Joe Leahy
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- A year of living dangerously for the world - 15/07/2008
It is almost a year since the US subprime crisis went global.The hope that the repricing of risk would be no more than a brief interruption has been disappointed. So where is the world economy now? Martin Wolf suggests some answers |
- Boom time for the global bourgeoisie - 15/07/2008
Commentators often depict a shrinking middle class, with rising financial inequality. But, globally, this is simply not true, writes Jim O'Neill
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FinancialTimes : Investment Banking
Site : http://www.ft.com
- Big Swiss banks hit by capital demands - 11/07/2008
Swiss regulators have stepped up plans to impose higher capital requirements on UBS and Credit Suisse in the wake of the banks' massive losses in the credit crunch |
- Fed ready to extend bank aid - 08/07/2008
Large US investment banks will be able to access emergency cash from the Federal Reserve into next year if market turmoil persists, Ben Bernanke said in a sign of the growing concern among policymakers that financial strains could continue for some time |
- Banks find way to cushion losses - 09/07/2008
Banks are set to cushion the blow of more credit-related losses by using an accounting rule that enables them to record gains when their financial health deteriorates |
- Mittal move could raise questions - 06/07/2008
As Goldman Sachs' rivals are trying to copy the formula of its success, its decision to put an industrialist rather than a banker on its board could be influential |
- Banks seek market-based pricing scheme - 01/07/2008
Proposed system to avoid losses marks a shift from charging at a fixed spread above Libor and targets undrawn loans agreed before the credit crunch hit last summer |
- Citigroup to overhaul bonus system - 30/06/2008
Citigroup is planning to overhaul its bonus system for hundreds of top managers in an effort to increase co-operation and minimise in-fighting among the disparate parts of the sprawling financial services conglomerate |
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