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Soaring prices boost Randgold and bring City long-awaited joy

07.02.11
There's no need to go digging for good news from the: it's spilling all over the market ... more

World’s No 1 energy player - GDF Suez's Gérard Mestrallet

20.10.10
Business interview: Gérard Mestrallet has built GDF Suez into a global giant. If only we had something similar here... more

Knoc joins takeover spree with hostile £1.9bn bid for Dana

20.08.10
The summer takeover spree gathers more momentum when South Korea’s national oil company launches a hostile £1.9 billion bid for Dana Petroleum... more

The economy may be faltering but the City’s on a roll

19.08.10
A spate of high-end mergers fuelling the Square Mile illustrate its autonomy from the rest of the country... more

Cairn Energy's backers hoping that Greenland comes up good

09.08.10
Market Round-up: Cairn Energy is as close as anyone came to drumming up a story on a typically quiet summer's day, with some punting the idea its Greenland drilling campaign is poised to come up double trumps... more

Dana Petroleum strikes Egypt exploration deal

21.07.10
Oil and gas explorer Dana Petroleum agrees to acquire a 50% stake in a concession off the coast of Egypt from BG Group... more

Double raid on UK Plc as overseas buyers swoop

19.07.10
Foreign firms move in on Tomkins and International Power with takeover bids worth £9.3 billion, raising fears that another swathe of British assets will fall into overseas hands... more

Banks set for fees rush over Tomkins and International Power deals

19.07.10
Takeover deals at Tomkins and International Power look set to kick off a multi-million pound fees bonanza for the City’s investment banks... more

Oil well seepage is a bee in BP’s bonnet but FTSE rallies

19.07.10
Market Round-up: Disaster-struck BP is sold off as investors fret that oil may again be leaking out in the Gulf of Mexico... more

French football team's sponsors drop imploding World Cup squad

21.06.10
Sponsors are starting to distance themselves from France’s scandal-hit football team as its World Cup campaign falls apart... more

International Power on the up as talk of French deal resurfaces

11.06.10
Market Round-up: Shares in FTSE 100 energy group International Power shoot up 8.6p to 309p on speculation it has restarted discussions with power giant GDF Suez about a deal... more

International Power profits and dividend up

09.03.10
International Power, the Footsie 100 energy firm, beats expectations for its 2009 results... more

Market Round-up: Pound’s woes leave holiday companies out in the cold

08.03.10
Shares in Britain’s two biggest package tour operators sink as investors worried that the pound’s woes could force some Brits to give up their week in the sun or on the slopes ... more

Market Round-up: Rumour of French connection for Aegis has traders excited

04.03.10
Long-running speculation that Vincent Bolloré, the chairman of Aegis’s French rival, Havas, could be plotting a bid interests traders... more

Market Report: L&G slides as Resolution’s interest begins to ebb away

08.02.10
What's next on Resolution’s shopping list? The whisper in the City today was that Clive Cowdery may have turned his eyes to the Continent and away from Legal & General for his buyout vehicle’s next insurance acquisition... more

Share trading frenzy feeds rumours over Rentokil bid

20.01.10
After yesterday’s Cadbury excitement, a sluggish session on the stock market as most attempts to drum up business meet deaf ears - but one stock was making noise... more

International Power shares surge after takeover talk

18.01.10
Speculation of a takeover or tie-up sees International Power soar to the top of the Footsie winners’ list... more

Former Goldman star tops up Cadbury stake with £24m

11.12.09
I don't know if former Goldman Sachs trader Eric Mindich has a sweet tooth but he's certainly got a taste for Cadbury... more

British Airways is tipped for take-off despite crew worry

04.12.09
British Airways’ long-suffering passengers may be livid over cabin crews’ threat to strike this month, but Citigroup reckons there could be a bright side to the industrial action, for investors at least... more

Watchdog's water-pricing formula gets cautious welcome from City

26.11.09
City folk gave a hesitant thumbs-up to the water industry regulator's new five-year pricing formula which has kept prices flat — but at least one big hitter is cautious about the prospects for utilities next year... more

Return of takeover talk boosts demand for International Power

25.11.09
City speculators have convinced themselves that a bid for International Power (IP) is on the way... more

Shell to build floating rigs to access remote fields

08.10.09
Shell is developing technology to unlock stranded gas fields which are difficult to gain access to and are miles offshore ... more

Travel firms feel pig sick over fears of swine flu pandemic

20.07.09
Swine flu fears infected the stock market today, consigning travel stocks and Smith & Nephew (S&N) to their sick beds ... more

E.On and GDF Suez are fined £950 million for price-fixing

08.07.09
Two of Britain's leading energy companies have together been fined more than €1.1 billion (£950 million) for illegally carving up their own domestic markets on the Continent... more

Nuclear bids begin as 11 new sites are shortlisted

15.04.09
Months — possibly years — of wrangling kicked off today as the Government shortlisted 11 sites for the construction of new nuclear power stations... more

Nuclear windfall as bidders vie for sites

20.03.09
The Treasury is expecting a windfall running into hundreds of millions of pounds after an eBay-style auction of new nuclear power station sites looked set to go into a second week... more

Venture on rise as 'North Sea gas find' fuels bid talk

20.03.09
Speculation that a major new gas field has been found in the North Sea is believed to be behind what could be a £1.25 billion hostile takeover of Venture Production by Centrica... more

UK nuclear power struggle hots up as new team joins fray

04.02.09
Energy: The scramble for the British nuclear industry has intensified as it emerged that another French heavyweight is bidding to build new multi-billion-pound reactors in the UK... more

GDF Suez raking in £2.7bn thanks to energy price leap

01.09.08
GDF Suez highlighted how foreign operators were making massive profits thanks to the energy price boom... more

Gas meters fiddle costs Grid record £41.6m fine

25.02.08
National Grid has been hit with a thumping £41.6 million fine for anti-competitive practices that have artificially kept up household gas prices... more


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