Thursday Newspaper round up.
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...
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Wednesday Newspaper round up.
The Mail. The head of the International Monetary Fund enjoys a tax-free income of £350,000, it emerged yesterday – days after she attacked Greeks for failing to pay their taxes. Christine Lagarde provoked a...
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Can any serious investor afford to ignore Matra Petroleum? It looks & feels like there’s an almighty power struggle going on in Russia with Matra Petroleum’s heir apparent, Maxim Barskiy, sat right in the middle...
Tuesday Newspaper round up
Spanish stocks plunged to a nine-year-low and its borrowing costs rose as traders refused to believe Mariano Rajoy’s claim that Madrid could salvage its banks without a bail-out. At a press conference designed to...
Monday Newspaper round up.
The country’s beleaguered high street will not recover for another three years and will underperform for the rest of the decade, according to leading economic commentators. Retailers will have to weather a “tough trading...
Sunday Newspaper round up.
Germany’s Nobel literature laureate Günter Grass criticised the treatment of Greece in the debt crisis, describing it in a new poem as a “country sentenced to poverty”. The 84-year-old’s latest work, “Europe’s Disgrace”, was...
The Smallcap Oil & Gas round up.
Antrim Energy; Confirmed that all resolutions put to shareholders at Antrim’s Annual General and Special Meeting of Shareholders held on May 24, 2012 were duly passed. The Special resolution to approve a plan of...
Friday Newspaper round up.
David Cameron will face demands from Tory MPs to redraw Britain’s relationship with Europe in the event of a Greek exit from the Eurozone, senior government sources believe. No 10 and the Foreign and...
