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Thursday Newspaper round up.

Thursday Newspaper round up.

  The Daily Telegraph. Maxim Barsky, who quit BP’s Russian joint venture TNK-BP last year after not being made chief executive, has launched a comeback by buying into Aim-listed Matra Petroleum. The 38-year-old Russian was deputy...

Wednesday Newspaper round up.

Wednesday Newspaper round up.

The FT. Unilever has struck a deal with two of the biggest unions representing its employes to cut pension benefits after a seven-month stand-off with workers that saw the Anglo-Dutch multinational suffer its first...

Tuesday Newspaper round up

The Daily Telegraph. British consumers face a perfect storm of rising inflation, soaring unemployment and a slowing economy if the threat of an oil price spike is realised, al eading group of economists has warned. The...

Monday Newspaper round up.

Monday Newspaper round up.

The Daily Telegraph. North Korea is digging an underground tunnel in apparent preparation for a new nuclear test, intelligence reports have claimed. Satellite images depict mounds of earth piled at the entrance of a...

Sunday Newspaper round up.

The Telegraph. Liberal Democrat President Tim Farron today vowed the party would “kill” proposals for increased monitoring of emails and internet use if they were not watered down. Mr Farron said he was “prepared” to look...

The UK Smallcap Oil & Gas round up

The UK Smallcap Oil & Gas round up

It’s been a very busy week for the Smallcaps underverse as positions began to be taken in several companies; Most notably Matra Petroleum which has risen approx’ 100% from its lows of 0.50p. Xcite began to...

USOP PLUS. A right carry-on.

USOP PLUS. A right carry-on.

Private Investors were left bewildered and raging with anger today as a Plus listed Oil & Gas company USOP was withdrawn from the Plus Exchange. Investors could be holding what could turn out to...

Wednesday Newspaper round up.

  “Spain has set off further alarm bells among bond investors and its crisis-hit eurozone neighbours by conceding that its debts will balloon this year to their highest level for two decades. The admission...

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