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Metal boys are up to no good again

15.10.09
Many a sore head over the last couple of mornings in the world of metal trading. Why? Once again, it’s been the London Metal Exchange week of bunfights, parties and general burning of the company credit card ... more

Merger mania gets Wall St buzzing again

28.09.09
Analysis: Merger mania is back in America and Wall Street bankers who have spent the last year wandering in a fruitless and miserable wasteland are clamouring for a piece of the action... more

Reuters moves in for Hugin

21.09.09
News agency and financial information giant Thomson Reuters is buying Hugin, the press release distribution business, from stockmarkets group NYSE Euronext ... more

Reuters moves in for Hugin

21.09.09
News agency and financial information giant Thomson Reuters is buying Hugin, the press release distribution business, from stockmarkets group NYSE Euronext... more

Burberry back in Footsie with Rentokil and Segro

07.09.09
A couple of familiar names are set this week to make a welcome return to the list of blue chip companies that make-up the Footsie 100 Index ... more

Burberry back in Footsie with Rentokil and Segro

07.09.09
A couple of familiar names are set this week to make a welcome return to the list of blue chip companies that make-up the Footsie 100 Index ... more

Investors fight to claw back losses on exodus in Far East

19.08.09
Stock-market investors were fighting a fierce rearguard action in London in the face of massive sell-offs in Asia this morning and a wobbly start to trading on Wall Street... more

City Spy: Lords in search of bonus soundbite?

17.08.09
It's fascinating how ministers propose to legislate on bank bonuses. When the Financial Services Authority published its proposed rules in March and invited views, plenty of banks and professional bodies duly responded but members of the Government maintained their silence ... more

Great companies should train their own for the top

22.06.09
In what was a typical weekend, the three main stories in one Sunday newspaper were about the succession in some of our best-known companies... more

City Spy: Extel’s orange is so like... Bloomberg

19.06.09
Bankers were donning the sunglasses in the City at lunchtime this week. Not outside, in the glorious sunshine, but indoors at the Guildhall, where the bright orange decor for the annual Extel analysts and brokers awards was causing a few grumbles. ... more

City Spy: Now Ronaldo is top of M&A league

16.06.09
Nothing illustrates the dearth of merger and acquisition deals in the City more than the news that Cristiano Ronaldo’s transfer to Real Madrid ranked as the seventh-largest in the whole of Europe last week.... more

Sea of litigation puts Lloyd’s at risk

21.05.09
Lord Levene, chairman of Lloyd’s of London, is wont to say that he represents one area of the financial services industry not dragged down by the financial crisis ... more

Credit Suisse is backing the pub chains despite closures

20.05.09
Six pubs close every day across the country, but that has not stopped the combined stock-market capitalisation of the UK’s pub chain operators soaring 95% since January ... more

BT rings up wrong numbers for investors

17.04.09
The headaches currently faced by telecoms giant BT would have the firm's one-time mascot, Buzby, falling off his perch in shock... more

If it was that bad for Gordon Ramsay then, what's it like now?

05.03.09
A mere seven months late, chef Gordon Ramsay has finally filed his accounts for his main company, Gordon Ramsay Holdings... more

Chinalco deal still riles top Rio shareholder

04.03.09
Major investors in Rio Tinto have rejected suggestions that support for the Chinalco deal is growing, with one top 10 investor saying shareholders were still "deeply unhappy" with the deal... more

‘Police didn’t help after snowball gang attacked me’

06.02.09
A woman injured in a snowball attack accused police of refusing to investigate the case... more

Citi-Morgan talks seen leading to wave of deals

12.01.09
Finance: Citigroup and Morgan Stanley are set to announce a deal to combine their brokerages, a move that could trigger a fresh wave of consolidation in the troubled and thinning banking industry ... more

IT firm Satyam’s £1bn fraud ‘India’s Enron’

08.01.09
Scandal: European customers of India’s Satyam, including London-listed news giant Thomson Reuters, are struggling to work out how the potential collapse of fraud-hit Indian IT Services giant Satyam would affect their operations... more

Cameron: Jail the cheating bankers who act just like muggers

15.12.08
David Cameron says the “irresponsible” City bankers who fuelled Britain's credit crisis should be rooted out, prosecuted and sent to jail ... more

IPOs dry up as markets feel Lehman effect

15.09.08
Here is a startling measure of just how tough life currently is for investment bankers... more

Not so sweet on Candys taking over Hyde Park

14.08.08
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Lion swallows fish brands to put megadeals back in swim

22.07.08
The private-equity megadeal returns to London with the £1 billion-plus takeover of the giant foods group behind the Young's and Findus frozen fish brands... more

City bosses call for UK to back Lisbon Treaty

18.06.08
Grandees said treaty was "a positive step for business and for Britain" ahead of a House of Lords debate... more

Who's in and who's out

22.04.08
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