Thursday Newspaper round up.
The Bank of Japan overnight said it would double its monetary base over the next two years through the aggressive purchase of long-term bonds, ‘in a bold policy aimed at ridding Japan of the...
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Wednesday Newspaper round up.
Oil major BP has put its US wind-power unit up for sale as it continues to pull back from renewable energy and turn to its core oil and gas business, according to the Financial...
Sefton Bankruptucy Fast Approaching. Get out now!
As you all know Myself and my good pal Tom Winnifrith are fighting on behalf of UK Investors to expose the lies, deceit and manipulation that is Sefton Resources. We have for our troubles...
Tuesday Newspaper round up.
Telecoms giant Vodafone has attacked the Indian government over a decision forcing it to rebid for spectrum licences in the country’s three largest cities, rather than having them automatically renewed. The company accused India...
The Smallcap Oil & Gas round up.
Happy Easter from Dan & Nick. It’s a good read this week Xcite Energy (LON: XEL) Hotly watched & hotly tipped for greatness XEL released their results for the year ended 31 December 2012. The...
Thursday Newspaper round up.
Four of the UK’s largest train operators – Arriva, FirstGroup, National Express and Stagecoach – have dropped lawsuit worth 40m pounds against the government to recover costs during the franchises process for Great Western...
Wednesday Newspaper round up.
Banks in Cyprus are due to re-open today, but the government is to impose a weekly limit on cash withdrawals in an attempt to prevent a bank run, says The Times. The paper says...
Tuesday Newspaper round up.
Banks in Cyprus are to remain closed until Thursday following this weekend’s last-minute bailout deal with the Troika that involved the restructuring of its two largest lenders. President Nicos Anastasiades has confirmed that capital...
