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Reykjavik RSS feedA dollop of dollars should bring forth The Iceberg
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To an event on Tuesday called “Tall Buildings in London, can they work?” held at the elegant offices of property agents Cushman & Wakefield in Portman Square. The subject matter may sound as relevant today as a colloquium on growing sunflowers in Reykjavik.2009-07-31T07:12:10ZIceland gets cold feet over paying back bailout
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The Icelandic government is coming under domestic pressure to renegotiate the £2.3 billion compensation it has committed to paying British savers over the collapse of Icesave and its parent bank Landsbanki2009-07-14T08:01:54ZSporting Miscellanies
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Within a week of Michael Jackson's passing, Tim Henman alludes to a JFK moment of his own2009-07-03T14:53:10ZBaugur 'knew of trouble year before its collapse'
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A new book into the failure of the Icelandic economy claims that directors of retail investment house Baugur knew of its financial troubles almost a year before it collapsed2009-06-19T08:03:19ZWest Ham's financial troubles far from over
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<b>Football:</b> West Ham are still facing a potential financial crisis after it emerged their new owners could be forced into liquidation in less than two months2009-06-09T08:17:30ZQueen's bank chief did not see cold front
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Michael Morley is the new chief executive of the Queen's bank Coutts & Co. The boss of Royal Bank of Scotland's poshest offshoot used to be head of wealth management at Singer & Friedlander, owned by Icelandic bank Kaupthing which is now in administration2009-05-08T14:28:40ZWest Ham chief's £300m debt
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<b>Football:</b> Pressure for West Ham to be sold this summer is set to increase after their Icelandic chairman's personal liabilities were revealed as a staggering £301million2009-05-07T08:19:13ZTeathers at risk after Iceland bank caves in
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The future of stockbroker Teathers has been thrown into doubt after the nationalisation of its Icelandic owner, Straumur-Burduras2009-03-09T14:34:45ZDeath riddle of promising doctor
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A promising young doctor was found dead in her bed on holiday in Iceland in a tragedy that has baffled medical experts2009-02-26T10:31:20ZThe great High Street fire sale but will there actually be any takers?
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With £1bn debts, retail empire Baugur is set to be broken up and, says its founder, end up in the ‘hands of British vultures’. It seems he couldn’t be more wrong...2009-02-05T11:56:52ZHamleys Icelandic investor seeks protection as bank talks fail
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<strong>Retail: </strong> Icelandic holding company Baugur, which has major retail interests in Britain including stakes in House of Fraser and Hamleys has applied for court protection after restructuring talks with its lenders failed2009-02-04T11:52:32ZDarling's 'duty to repay councils'
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Chancellor Alistair Darling fuelled the run on Iceland's banks and has a "moral" obligation to help repay the £1billlion lost by British councils as a result, MPs were told2009-02-03T15:58:39ZChinese slowdown ‘threat to Party rule’
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<strong>Economics: </strong> Fears are emerging that the rapid slowdown in Chinese growth may begin to threaten the stability of the country2009-01-22T09:22:37ZChairman of the board – at £56,000 a time
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Chief executives may be in the spotlight during the new puritanism but keep an eye on the rampant pay inflation for part-time chairmen2009-01-07T11:11:24ZMinus 10 - it's colder than the Antarctic
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The big chill tightened its grip on London and the South-East with temperatures as low as -10C - colder than parts of Greenland and the Antarctic2009-01-06T09:28:12ZHughes to tempt the Hammers with new bid for duo
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Big-spending Manchester City are preparing to test West Ham's resolve by increasing their bid for both Craig Bellamy and Scott Parker to around £16million2009-01-02T10:14:00ZBritain lends Iceland £2.2bn in deal to pay back investors
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Britain has lent Iceland £2.2 billion as part of a deal to compensate savers hit by the Nordic banking collapse2008-11-20T15:47:01ZOxford University has £30m stuck in Iceland
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The full scale of the Iceland bank crash's impact on British institutions is emerging2008-10-16T08:30:53ZIceland exchange opens again but suffers 76% crash
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The Reykjavik stock exchange opened in disarray, with its main index crashing 76% on opening2008-10-14T13:13:41ZInvestors have been let down by the watchdogs
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A billion pounds of taxpayers’ money is frozen in Iceland. Yet all the empty promises should have been exposed by UK regulators and rating agencies2008-10-10T08:48:05ZCharities beg for Icelandic savings to be protected
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An emergency summit between Britain’s leading charities and the Treasury was held as it emerged that voluntary groups are engulfed by the Icelandic banking crisis2008-10-10T08:20:29ZLondon councils suffer from Iceland banking crash
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London town halls face raising council taxes and cutting spending in the wake of the Icelandic banking crash2008-10-09T08:52:22ZAttacking style suits boss Burley
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Scotland manager George Burley is optimistic Norway's stuttering start to their World Cup qualification campaign can help his own team flourish when they meet at Hampden.2008-10-09T10:03:39ZTourist boom expected for Reykjavik as holiday prices plunge by 40 per cent
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Iceland has became one of the most affordable holiday destinations overnight after its currency nose-dived following one of the worst days for the world's stock markets2008-10-07T08:25:54Z200,000 UK savers hit by bank crash
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More than 200,000 British savers face a fight for their money after a bank collapsed2008-10-07T08:22:36ZIcy storm blows through the High Street
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With holdings in companies from Iceland to Hamleys, Jon Asgeir Johannesson has forged an empire here. But the Reykjavik entrepreneur could fall victim to the credit crunch2008-10-03T07:29:33ZVery cold blood in Jar City
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Icelandic director Baltasar Kormákur's Jar City is an atmospheric, fractured but wonderfully weird thriller.2008-09-10T23:00:00ZComment: Clarke's recovery route can work for us again
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Recession in the air, negative equity, banks with burned fingers, credit still very tight, the pound under pressure and the Chancellor preparing to borrow a billion pounds every week. Welcome back to the 1990s2008-08-21T10:37:21ZOff the record
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Björk talks tours and summer festivals and David Smyth tells you everything you need to know about this year's Glastonbury.2008-06-27T09:41:20ZIceland rate rise to 15% sparks worries
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Fears about the state of Iceland rise as its central bank hoists interest rates to 15%2008-03-25T14:15:18Z