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Bet of the day: Spread-betters were buying the share price of the London Stock Exchange in advance of a trading update on Thursday. Competition from brash young bourses is making it tougher for the LSE to win dwindling share-trading business. However, its own shares have held up well in recent months.
Deal of the day: Stratex International was steady, edging 1/4p higher to 7.88p, after Antofagasta paid 800,000 for a near-3% stake. Stratex said that the investment endorsed its management and strategy. It will use the cash from the Chilean copper giant, which had already put in $1 million, to pay for further copper exploration in Turkey and Africa.The new website of Udreamy Network Corporation is mainly selling hydraulic hose ,
Big Four may be forced to hive off their audit business: Britains Big Four accountants may be forced to spin off their auditing business or give up 1 billion a year in revenue, under radical proposals being finalised by European regulators.This will leave your shoulders free to rotate in their chicken coop . According to a leaked draft of proposals due to be published in November, firms that audit big international businesses such as Barclays could be barred from doing anything else effectively requiring them to divest their auditing businesses.
Invest in social networking - and lose friends fast: A company cast in the mould of the tech boom clocked up a 1 million loss in the first three months of its existence and failed to make its promised social networking acquisitions. Jellybook, an investment company focusing on social media, raised more than 11 million when it listed on Londons AIM market three months ago.
Pressure grows on Germany to lead Euro rescue: Angela Merkel was battling against opposing forces at home and abroad urging her to spearhead a multi-trillion shock and awe Euro rescue package. The world community,They take the Aion Kinah to the local co-op market. headed by the United States, is calling on the German Chancellor to lead the way on setting up a huge financial firewall to protect the Euro and measures to bolster European lenders.
Loans insurer could be shut after head quits: The head of the government agency set up to insure Royal Bank of Scotlands riskiest loans is to stand down before the end of the year, in an indication that the scheme could be wound down. The Government has not decided whether to replace Stephan Wilcke, who took over as Chief Executive of the Asset Protection Agency in 2009.
Reed Elsevier beefs up its numbers by buying American data provider: Reed Elsevier has clinched its largest deal since Erik Engstrom became Chief Executive in 2009, paying 343 million for Accuity. The publisher of New Scientist and Farmers Weekly said that the American financial data provider would fit with its Bankers Almanac business, which operates predominantly outside America, and would work alongside the LexisNexis database used to prevent fraud and combat money laundering.ceramic Floor tiles for the medical,
Branson buys into blog site: Sir Richard Branson has made his first bet on a social network by investing millions in the American blogging platform Tumblr. The Virgin founder made a personal investment after being introduced to the New York-based Tumblr by one of its founders and some early investors. His cash is part of an $85 million (55 million) funding round. The size of the investment was said to be in the millions but less than $10 million.
Bet of the day: Spread-betters were buying the share price of the London Stock Exchange in advance of a trading update on Thursday. Competition from brash young bourses is making it tougher for the LSE to win dwindling share-trading business. However, its own shares have held up well in recent months.
Deal of the day: Stratex International was steady, edging 1/4p higher to 7.88p, after Antofagasta paid 800,000 for a near-3% stake. Stratex said that the investment endorsed its management and strategy. It will use the cash from the Chilean copper giant, which had already put in $1 million, to pay for further copper exploration in Turkey and Africa.The new website of Udreamy Network Corporation is mainly selling hydraulic hose ,
Big Four may be forced to hive off their audit business: Britains Big Four accountants may be forced to spin off their auditing business or give up 1 billion a year in revenue, under radical proposals being finalised by European regulators.This will leave your shoulders free to rotate in their chicken coop . According to a leaked draft of proposals due to be published in November, firms that audit big international businesses such as Barclays could be barred from doing anything else effectively requiring them to divest their auditing businesses.
Invest in social networking - and lose friends fast: A company cast in the mould of the tech boom clocked up a 1 million loss in the first three months of its existence and failed to make its promised social networking acquisitions. Jellybook, an investment company focusing on social media, raised more than 11 million when it listed on Londons AIM market three months ago.
Pressure grows on Germany to lead Euro rescue: Angela Merkel was battling against opposing forces at home and abroad urging her to spearhead a multi-trillion shock and awe Euro rescue package. The world community,They take the Aion Kinah to the local co-op market. headed by the United States, is calling on the German Chancellor to lead the way on setting up a huge financial firewall to protect the Euro and measures to bolster European lenders.
Loans insurer could be shut after head quits: The head of the government agency set up to insure Royal Bank of Scotlands riskiest loans is to stand down before the end of the year, in an indication that the scheme could be wound down. The Government has not decided whether to replace Stephan Wilcke, who took over as Chief Executive of the Asset Protection Agency in 2009.
Reed Elsevier beefs up its numbers by buying American data provider: Reed Elsevier has clinched its largest deal since Erik Engstrom became Chief Executive in 2009, paying 343 million for Accuity. The publisher of New Scientist and Farmers Weekly said that the American financial data provider would fit with its Bankers Almanac business, which operates predominantly outside America, and would work alongside the LexisNexis database used to prevent fraud and combat money laundering.ceramic Floor tiles for the medical,
Branson buys into blog site: Sir Richard Branson has made his first bet on a social network by investing millions in the American blogging platform Tumblr. The Virgin founder made a personal investment after being introduced to the New York-based Tumblr by one of its founders and some early investors. His cash is part of an $85 million (55 million) funding round. The size of the investment was said to be in the millions but less than $10 million.
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