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LA PRESSE : FINANCIAL TIMES
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FinancialTimes : Compagnies
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- Bumi?s foundations undermined by spat - 10/02/2012
Calls to remove?Nat?Rothschild from the board of the London-listed coal miner he helped to create are sparking corporate governance fears |
- De Beers uncertain after bumper 2011 - 10/02/2012
The diamond miner?s CEO says the eurozone crisis is weighing on the industry but China and India will a resumption of robust growth |
FinancialTimes : Europe homepage
Site : http://www.ft.com
- Cameron calls for truce on bonuses - 10/02/2012
David Cameron has called for a truce in the battle over bank bonuses in an attempt to repair fractured relations with the City |
- Saudis push for UN resolution on Syria - 11/02/2012
Gulf states, the US, Europe and Turkey are leading diplomatic efforts to force Assad to end his 11-year rule, but have ruled out a military intervention |
- QE adds to gloom for pension savers - 10/02/2012
Savers approaching retirement face further cuts to their pension income, following the resumption of the Bank of England?s gilt purchasing programme |
- Valentine?s boost for online dating sites - 10/02/2012
The UK market, with about £120m a year in revenue, has more than 800 dating websites, many of which see an increase in activity from December to February |
- Fears of back-door commission - 10/02/2012
Most financial advisers say they plan to continue taking payments from product providers next year, rather than charging upfront fees to clients |
- Obama relents on contraception coverage - 10/02/2012
The White House has been forced to modify a new rule requiring employers to offer health insurance covering contraception, after a conservative uproar threatened to revive the culture wars that once dominated US politics |
FinancialTimes : World
Site : http://www.ft.com
- Obama relents on contraception coverage - 10/02/2012
The White House has been forced to modify a new rule requiring employers to offer health insurance covering contraception, after a conservative uproar threatened to revive the culture wars that once dominated US politics |
- Pressure grows to arm Syria rebels - 10/02/2012
Arab and western states caught between allowing regime to continue its brutal crackdown and risk of escalating conflict by arming the rebels |
- Myanmar reformist era enters new phase - 12/02/2012
De facto opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi kicks off her campaign for a parliamentary seat, marking a ?metamorphosis from icon to politician? |
- Uncertainty hampers business in Libya - 10/02/2012
While a smattering of foreign business people are trickling back, most companies are reluctant to restart operations until after June elections |
FinancialTimes : Financial Markets News
Site : http://www.ft.com
- Greek woes unsettle stocks and euro - 10/02/2012
Global stocks fell and the euro retreated from a two-month high amid growing unrest in Greece and signs consumer confidence in the US is faltering |
- The bulls return, but for how long? - 10/02/2012
Share indices are near 2011 highs but investors wonder whether the rally is sustainable as they point to the risks that could check the advance |
- US stocks halt rally on eurozone doubts - 10/02/2012
US stocks are enjoying their best start to a year since 1987, but the week ended with echoes of 2011, as events in Greece had Wall Street on edge once again |
- Japan willing to go alone on yen - 10/02/2012
?Unusual? and bold comments from Jun Azumi, finance minister, about unilateral intervention threaten to stoke tensions with the US over currency |
- Euro slides on latest Athens impasse - 10/02/2012
Single currency ?in limbo? ahead of austerity ratification while sterling holds up despite the Bank of England pumping £50bn more into economy |
FinancialTimes : Comment and analysis
Site : http://www.ft.com
- The plan behind open-plan - 10/02/2012
Knocking down office walls might promote a greater sense of transparency, but is it all good, Gillian Tett asks |
- A veto worthy of the Brezhnev era - 09/02/2012
To listen to Moscow?s explanations for backing the Assad regime, you would think the Syrian rebellion was a US-inspired plot, writes Philip Stephens |
FinancialTimes : Investment Banking
Site : http://www.ft.com
- Nervous bankers braced for job losses - 29/01/2012
Headhunters are busy in anticipation of a wave of layoffs that could make the market for investment banking talent the busiest for more than a decade |
- Realities dawn on City bankers - 29/01/2012
Professionals in work want to stay put but those seeking jobs are looking at options they would not have considered previously |
- Goldman Sachs earnings decline 58% - 18/01/2012
The investment bank reveals a series of dramatic cost cuts after grappling with tumultuous trading conditions in the latter part of the year |
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