Wednesday Newspaper round up.
The first green shoots have begun to emerge in money supply data from across the world, raising hopes of a tentative global recovery by later this year. Data collected by Simon Ward at Henderson...
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Holiday Inns owner InterContinental Hotels (IHG) hit the headlines late last month after a probe by the Office of Fair Trading investigation raised concerns about the group’s relations with two online travel agents. Tuesday’s...
Monday Newspaper round up.
Royal Dutch Shell is pulling some of its funds out of European banks over fears stirred by the Eurozone’s mounting debt crisis, according to reports. The company’s chief financial officer, Simon Henry, told The...
The Smallcap Oil & Gas Round up.
Greetings from sunny Crete. Another awful week as the Global meltdown continues apace. Keep your eyes on Wessex Exploration as we here continue to source information on the company. It’s no wonder Greece...
Friday Newspaper round up
Delaying the austerity programme by three years would put 200,000 people back into work and raise economic growth by 239bn pounds over a decade, according to one of the UK’s leading think tanks. The...
Thursday Newspaper round up.
British manufacturing shrank at its fastest rate for three years in July, highlighting the perilous state of the economy as the Chancellor, George Osborne, launched his Funding for Lending programme to encourage banks to...
Wednesday Newspaper round up.
Four leading economists have called on the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee to cut interest rates from their already historic low in an attempt to kickstart growth. The members of The Times’ Shadow...
Tuesday Newspaper round up.
The US Treasury Secretary urged Europe’s leaders to follow through on their promises to do “whatever it takes” to save the euro as he embarked on a whirlwind round of diplomacy in Germany. Tim...
