Tuesday Newspaper round up.
David Cameron has been warned by one of the country’s leading bankers that the biggest threat to the City is the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union. Peter Sands, the chief executive of...
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Monday Newspaper round up.
Tax loopholes uncovered by The Times will be investigated by Parliament, the chairman of the powerful House of Commons Public Accounts Committee will reveal today. Abuses uncovered by a series of articles looking into...
Gulf Keystone Petroleum. Private Investors being shat on.
Is it time for Private Investors to get the hell out of Gulf Keystone Petroleum? Todays announcement once again rubs salt into the eyes of the lowly Private Investor. Lovable Todd Kozel once “feted & loved”...
The Smallcap Oil & Gas round up.
It’s been another bad week in the Smallcaps Oil & Gas sector. Monday began with hope as the Greeks voted pro Euro but the week just went downhill as rumblings of Spanish, Portuguese & Italian...
Friday Newspaper round up.
Britain’s high street lenders last night had their credit ratings cut by Moody’s, the ratings agency, as part of a major worldwide downgrade of bank ratings. The review was announced months ago, meaning any...
Thursday Newspaper round up.
BT tried to pull the rug from under BSkyB’s football coverage by bidding for the rights to all of the Premier League matches. The telecoms business made a surprise entry into the market last...
Wednesday Newspaper round up.
There were potentially suspicious share price movements before one in five takeover deals or big company announcements last year, the Financial Services Authority said yesterday in its annual report. The regulator detected abnormal price...
Tuesday Newspaper round up.
The UK has pledged a further 15bn dollars to the IMF, after Christine Lagarde revealed that member states had promised a total of 456bn dollars for its new crisis fund. China will contribute 43bn...
