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Facebook paves way for IPO
Facebook has followed Google’s lead and introduced a dual-class stock structure, the clearest sign yet that the world’s most popular social networking site is preparing for an eventual public offering
Competition in cash equities hits LSE
Interim revenues down 9 per cent
Koenigsegg pulls out of talks to buy Saab
Supercar maker ends talks with GM
BBC holds talks over floating Worldwide
Commercial arm may be worth up to £2bn
France Telecom and TDC to merge Swiss units
Move follows Orange’s UK tie-up with T-Mobile
Qinetiq warns profits to fall short
Group blames delays in military projects
Chinatrust could pull out of Nan Shan deal
AIG sale of Taiwan unit faces disruption
China banks prepare to raise capital
Tens of billions needed after lending spree
Microsoft names new CFO
Software group appoints insider
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European View: Sporting values fall in America’s Cup
Yachting’s oldest international contest is still dominated by tycoons but of a totally different ilk and with little regard for sportsmanship
Labour’s digital plan gets in the way of real progress
The Digital Britain report is the latest project driven by technological possibility rather than economic need or social value, writes John Kay
Lombard: False market was a small price to save banks
The Bank of England’s concealment of what was at one point a £61.6bn line of emergency finance to two of the UK’s largest banks will take some beating, writes Andrew Hill
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UK Daily View: Lloyds launches large cash call
The bank has launched the world’s biggest rights issue to raise £13.5bn. Patrick Jenkins analyses the details of this unprecedented cash call and whether it will be successful
US Daily View: Galleon founder rejects SEC charges
Stacy-Marie Ishmael, FT Alphaville reporter, talks about developments in the US regulator’s insider trading case involving Raj Rajaratnam, founder of the hedge fund
Blogs
CEO Interview: Eni and its tale of two (oily) challenges
Energy Source blog: Paolo Scaroni tells Carola Hoyos how the group would pay for the more than $30bn in deals it recently signed – the purchase of Heritage’s Ugandan assets, and the signing bonus attached to Iraq’s Zubair field
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