During the slowdown innovation companies struggled to raise financing to get off the ground. But now is the time to invest in new technologi...
Discussing why Russian firms are attracted to Hong Kong for their IPOs, with Arjuna Mahendran, MD and head of investment strategy Asia at HS...
Banks must disclose how much they pay top employees, a UK government-sponsored report published by Sir David Walker said Thursday. "I am con...
"Whilst this liquidity is in the market, the market continues to rise, assets will continue to reflate. But it is important to get a reality...
“Poor old GM, they’ve been trying to get rid of Saab for forever and a day,” Howard Wheeldon from BGC Partners told CNBC Wednesday. “I’m afr...
Recession-wary consumers are regaining their appetite for ready-meals, according Greencore. Patrick Coveney, CEO of Greencore, told CNBC the...
A look at how low the dollar can go and if the stock rally will continue, with Jim LaCamp, MacroPortfolio Advisors; Steve Forbes, Forbes; An...
Investec posted a 10% rise in first-half operating profit Thursday and said impairments seem to have peaked. "I think the world got into the...
Despite its central role in the financial crisis, the UK has remained the No. 1 investment destination in Europe. And Andrew Cahn, CEO of UK...
What we heard promised by the Labour government via the Queen's speech is "really motherhood, apple pie and goodwill to all men," Tom Clough...
The recession has cut much of the funding available to small business start ups, Piers Linney, joint CEO of Outsourcery, told CNBC Wednesday...
UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown is using the Queen's Speech to get a "free party political broadcast" and much of its content is "unrealistic...
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TOPIC : United Kingdom
8 Oct 2009
As the Department of Justice scrutinizes Ticketmaster and LiveNation's proposed merger here in the US overseas the UK's main antitrust regulator already decided it has some problems with the combination of the ticketing giant and the world's largest concert promoter... Read More
30 Jun 2009
Shocking news out of Britain today: Queen Elizabeth II could run out of money by 2012 unless the government steps in and gives her a raise! But with a recession going on, it might behoove the queen to set an example for her subjects and get a real job... Read More
21 May 2009
Futures weakened a bit as initial jobless claims came in slightly higher than consensus... Read More
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TOPIC : United Kingdom
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