Author: Dan Levi

The Government is facing another battle with Brussels after the European Union raised the prospect of cross-border bank bail-outs under wide-ranging reforms to protect taxpayers from a future financial sector collapse. Although the Treasury...

LONDON. Oil giant BP faces fresh complications in its hopes to sell its 50 per cent stake in its Russian operation. A court in Siberia has called for a new hearing into TNK-BP, the...

The Mail. The vast European Union budget could be slashed overnight by almost a third amid evidence of spiraling expenditure on quangos, empty parliament buildings and staff pay and perks, a damning report has...

Markets are closed today & tomorrow so let’s have a poll on a topical event. Football! Was Hodgson correct in choosing Martin Kelly over Rio Ferinand? Let’s put it to the vote. Ferdinand or Kelly?...

It’s been another terrible week for the small cap oilers. As fear continues to grip the markets. Just when will Greece exit? That is the question. Could Spain, Portugal & Italy follow? That’s another...

Xstrata chief Mick Davis is in line for a potential 75m pound payout as head of the company created from the miner’s proposed merger with commodity giant Glencore. The payout includes a 28.8m pounds...

Just what is going on at Range Resources these days? We’ve backed this company for the last few years through the highs of 25p to the lows of 5.65p this year. Investors believed what...

Ireland’s government is confident of victory in Thursday’s eurozone fiscal pact referendum as secret official polling forecasts that over 60 per cent of Irish voters will tick the Yes box. Polling stations will close...