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  • FinancialTimes : Compagnies

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    • Lehman report blames top executives - 12/03/2010
      A one-year probe into the collapse of Lehman Brothers found ?credible evidence? that top executives, including the former chief Dick Fuld, approved misleading financial statements and used an ?accounting gimmick? to flatter results
    • Yara refuses to raise $4.1bn Terra bid - 12/03/2010
      Norwegian fertiliser producer says it will not increase its all-cash $4.1bn offer for US Terra, paving the way for US CF Industries? rival $4.7bn cash-and-shares offer to acquire the company
    • India?s ONGC and Russia in energy pact talks - 11/03/2010
      India?s Oil and Natural Gas Corp is in talks with Gazprom and Rosneft over taking equity stakes in oil and gas projects to help cement an energy partnership
    • Data theft hits 24,000 HSBC clients - 11/03/2010
      An ex-employee of HSBC stole the details of 24,000 clients from a branch in Switzerland, in a hugely embarrassing theft of data for which the bank apologised unreservedly
    • BA cabin crew reveal strike dates - 12/03/2010
      The UK carrier will be hit by seven days of strikes later this month after talks between the airline and unions to avoid industrial action over cost-cutting measures broke down
    • Sir Brian Pitman, ex-Lloyds chairman, dies aged 78 - 11/03/2010
      Sir Brian Pitman, the former chairman and chief executive of Lloyds TSB and one of the most respected bankers of his generation, has died suddenly at the age of 78
    • US takeover defences come tumbling down - 11/03/2010
      Pressure from US corporate governance activists is forcing companies to dismantle poison pill measures designed to protect them from unwanted takeover attention
    • Recession takes toll on Aga cooker sales - 12/03/2010
      Aga Rangemaster narrowly avoided making a loss in 2009 as the recession hit sales of its upmarket cookers
    • Xbox outsells the Wii console in the US - 12/03/2010
      Microsoft?s Xbox 360 console outsold Nintendo?s Wii in the US last month for the first time in more than two years, but the figures are unlikely to mean a reversal of fortunes for the two videogame machines
    • Google faces potential AdMob antitrust test - 11/03/2010
      Google?s $750m acquisition of mobile advertising company AdMob faces a potential challenge by regulators concerned about the search company?s expanding reach




    FinancialTimes : Europe homepage

    Site : http://www.ft.com

    • Lehman report blames top executives - 12/03/2010
      A one-year probe into the collapse of Lehman Brothers found ?credible evidence? that top executives, including the former chief Dick Fuld, approved misleading financial statements and used an ?accounting gimmick? to flatter results
    • France and UK seek hedge fund deal - 12/03/2010
      Gordon Brown and Nicolas Sarkozy are to try to hammer out a compromise deal over European Union reforms that the US and UK believe could damage the hedge fund and private equity industries
    • Eurozone industrial production speeds ahead - 12/03/2010
      Industrial production in the eurozone grows at its fastest level for over 20 years in January, amid signs of a far more sustained recovery than had been seen previously
    • Wall Street?s fresh high paints positive backdrop - 12/03/2010
      Global Markets Overview: Many analysts had suggested that once the S&P breached 1,150, as it did on Friday, that would reinvigorate traders and help push stocks higher
    • Yara refuses to raise $4.1bn Terra bid - 12/03/2010
      Norwegian fertiliser producer says it will not increase its all-cash $4.1bn offer for US Terra, paving the way for US CF Industries? rival $4.7bn cash-and-shares offer to acquire the company
    • Fresh Lahore suicide blasts kill 39 - 12/03/2010
      Two suicide bombers attacked military vehicles in the Pakistani city, killing at least 39 people and wounding almost nearly 100, officials say
    • BA cabin crew reveal strike dates - 12/03/2010
      The UK carrier will be hit by seven days of strikes later this month after talks between the airline and unions to avoid industrial action over cost-cutting measures broke down
    • New York ties with London for finance crown - 12/03/2010
      London has lost its crown as the pre-eminent home of banking and finance, as it tied for the first time with New York in the latest ranking of financial centres
    • Hatoyama says yen is too strong - 12/03/2010
      Yukio Hatoyama, the Japanese prime minister, told the Japanese parliament that the yen was too strong given the state of the country?s economic recovery
    • F1 gears up for new season - 12/03/2010
      The return of seven-times champion Michael Schumacher has raised fans? hopes for a vintage campaign, but worries persist over the sport?s fragile financial structure




    FinancialTimes : World

    Site : http://www.ft.com

    • France and UK seek hedge fund deal - 12/03/2010
      Gordon Brown and Nicolas Sarkozy are to try to hammer out a compromise deal over European Union reforms that the US and UK believe could damage the hedge fund and private equity industries
    • Bangkok braced for mass protest - 12/03/2010
      Tens of thousands of anti-government protesters started to converge on Bangkok for a rally that many fear could end in violence
    • Fresh Lahore suicide blasts kill 39 - 12/03/2010
      Two suicide bombers attacked military vehicles in the Pakistani city, killing at least 39 people and wounding almost nearly 100, officials say
    • Hatoyama says yen is too strong - 12/03/2010
      Yukio Hatoyama, the Japanese prime minister, told the Japanese parliament that the yen was too strong given the state of the country?s economic recovery
    • Eurozone industrial production speeds ahead - 12/03/2010
      Industrial production in the eurozone grows at its fastest level for over 20 years in January, amid signs of a far more sustained recovery than had been seen previously
    • Schäuble calls for tough EMF sanctions - 11/03/2010
      Wolfgang Schäuble, German finance minister, wants a European monetary fund to be backed by tough sanctions to enforce budgetary discipline, with countries facing expulsion from the eurozone ?as a last resort?
    • US fights to save Middle East talks - 11/03/2010
      The US was battling to keep alive the prospect of a new round of Middle East peace talks on Thursday, after the Palestinian leadership said it would not join indirect negotiations with Israel
    • New York ties with London for finance crown - 12/03/2010
      London has lost its crown as the pre-eminent home of banking and finance, as it tied for the first time with New York in the latest ranking of financial centres
    • Beijing?s light touch policies under strain - 11/03/2010
      A raft of mixed economic signals has raised the pressure for more blunt interventions in the wake of the financial crisis
    • Violence mars protest by Greek unions - 11/03/2010
      Riot police fired teargas at stone-throwing demonstrators in central Athens as a peaceful march by workers staging a 24-hour strike ended in disarray




    FinancialTimes : Financial Markets News

    Site : http://www.ft.com





    FinancialTimes : Comment and analysis

    Site : http://www.ft.com

    • Turkey needs more from Ataturk?s heirs - 11/03/2010
      Unable to win elections any more, secularists incite the army and the courts. Their parties are not real parties. They are shrinking cults for outsize egos, write David Gardner
    • Why Europe?s monetary union faces its biggest crisis - 11/03/2010
      The euro is the second most important reserve and investment currency, largely because financial markets trust the ECB. To maintain this, the crisis must be surmounted rapidly, writes Wolfgang Schäuble
    • The British election that both sides deserve to lose - 11/03/2010
      At a time of crisis, the UK has to choose between a government about which it knows far too much and an opposition about which it knows far too little. Neither side is convincing, writes Martin Wolf
    • Mismanaging China?s rural exodus - 10/03/2010
      The system of urban licenses has left 200m city-dwellers without services, but change is in the air, writes David Pilling
    • How to handle the sovereign debt explosion - 10/03/2010
      We should all be paying attention to the simultaneous and significant deterioration in the public finances of many advanced economies, writes Mohamed El-Erian
    • Don?t be so sure invading Iraq was immoral - 10/03/2010
      The decisive issue is whether the invasion was really necessary to stop or prevent a sufficiently great evil, writes Nigel Biggar
    • Spain has the means to avoid Greece?s fate - 10/03/2010
      Luis Garicano sets out a three-point plan to help Spain, which was particularly exposed by the recent financial crisis, avoid becoming the next Greece
    • Germany's eurozone crisis nightmare - 09/03/2010
      The twin imperatives of sound money and European integration are clashing. Ironically, Germany must become less German if the eurozone is to become more so, writes Martin Wolf
    • Regrets? Everyone should have a few - 09/03/2010
      We are all subject to confirmation bias, failing to acknowledge our mistakes because we have genuinely persuaded ourselves we did not make them, writes.John Kay
    • Obama sways to the politics of war - 09/03/2010
      Using military detention or a commission to put Khalid Sheikh Mohammed away would anger those who insist on civilian trials, writes Jack Goldsmith




    FinancialTimes : Investment Banking

    Site : http://www.ft.com

    • Myners backs expanded pay disclosure rules - 10/03/2010
      Tens of thousands of UK investment bankers could be caught by a new government proposal that banks should disclose pay details for anyone earning more than £500,000 a year
    • Troubled Kuwaiti bank opts for openness - 10/03/2010
      After defaulting on its debts, a repentant Global Investment House tried an unusual tactic in the Middle East ? total transparency about its restructuring process
    • Banks battle for record inflows into commodities - 10/03/2010
      Commodity related exchange-traded products have emerged as a key battleground for investment banks keen to win a share of the record levels of financial flows that investors are ploughing into commodity market
    • Broad footprint helps bank step ahead - 08/03/2010
      EFG-Hermes has been one of the few financial sector stars during the global crisis but the Egypt-based finance house has ambitions that go much further
    • Nomura chief warns on UK taxes on banks - 07/03/2010
      Junichi Ujiie has warned that if London wants to remain a financial centre that banks must not be over regulated and hit by hefty taxes
    • Nomura reshuffle sparks resignation - 08/03/2010
      A management revamp by the Japanese bank has prompted the resignation of Siggi Thorkelsson, head of equities in Asia, amid signs that other departures could soon follow
    • Nomura overture from Red Knights - 08/03/2010
      The group of financiers has contacted the investment bank to see if it would act as corporate adviser in a further signal of its intentions to wrest control of Manchester United football club
    • RBS pays top executives £10m in share bonuses - 05/03/2010
      Royal Bank of Scotland has awarded £10m in deferred share bonuses to nine of its most senior executives for their performance last year, with the highest pay-out worth £5.9m going to the head of its investment banking division
    • Banks defend use of sovereign CDS trade - 05/03/2010
      Some of Europe's biggest banks defended trading activity of credit default swaps on Greek sovereign debt in a meeting with European Union bureaucrats in Brussels
    • Russia's RenCap in Serbian joint venture - 02/03/2010
      The alliance will strengthen the Russian-owned investment bank's presence in central and eastern Europe with Citadel Investment Services bringing its local expertise to the table
    • BarCap recruits top Asian investment banker - 28/02/2010
      Barclays Capital is to further bolster its ranks in Asia with the hiring of one of the region's leading investment bankers
    • Pru bid adds to bankers feeding frenzy - 28/02/2010
      Prudential's proposed mega-bid for AIG's coveted pan-Asian insurance assets has added to a feeding frenzy among global investment banks and advisory boutiques for a slice of the action
    • Nomura raises $3bn in first dollar bond sale - 26/02/2010
      The brokerage's first dollar-denominated offering ? the biggest by a Japanese financial institution in nearly four years ? comes as it seeks to raise its profile as a global bank
    • AIG advisory coup for UBS and Goldman - 23/02/2010
      Investment banks win senior bookrunner roles in $20bn Hong Kong listing of AIG's Asian life insurance operations




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