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FINANCIALS
May 17, 2013
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FINANCIALS
May 10, 2013
Contradictions in lending stimulus plans
Funding schemes have left UK small and medium-sized businesses wanting
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COMPANIES BY REGION
May 3, 2013
Apple’s bond tramples not only taxman
The US Treasury not the only loser in debt move
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Week in review, May 18
Tony Hayward returns from the depths; Tata Steel writedown; Google turns up the challenge; -
Week in review, May 11
Tom Mockridge switches over to Virgin Media; Diageo’s new chief to target western Europe; JPMorgan faces more legal challenges; and more -
Week in review, May 4
Javier Marín and Santander’s break with tradition are featured in a look back that includes news on Apple’s bond issuance, executive pay packages, Twitter’s changes and Unilever’s subcontinent adventure
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UK
Apr 26, 2013
‘Rights for shares’ plan has limitations
Owning shares does not make you a better employee
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UK
Apr 19, 2013
Barclays spring-clean is only surface deep
Saint Antony’s rhetoric must be taken with pinch of salt
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FINANCIALS
Apr 5, 2013
Corporate fines carry no fear for miscreants
Shareholders seem to treat payments as cost of doing business
Mar 22, 2013
Creative approach needed for working mums
Imaginative working practices to help mothers would benefit employers and employees, writes Sarah Gordon
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FINANCIALS
Mar 15, 2013
Companies must find a better use for debt
Borrowing should fund investment, not line shareholders’ pockets
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UK
Mar 8, 2013
Small businesses still face battle to borrow
Picture for credit provision even bleaker than it was a year ago
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FINANCIALS
Mar 1, 2013
Bad news tests banks’ forbearance
Extent of practice of giving borrowers more time is unknown
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FINANCIALS
Feb 22, 2013
Buyout firms must sell before buying again
Investors want returns on cash ploughed into last round of deals
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FINANCIALS
Feb 15, 2013
Barclays chief must win against the odds
Investors should ask whether Jenkins can deliver on his promises
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INDUSTRIALS
Feb 8, 2013
Cash piles not as cheering as could be
Danger of years of economic stagnation for Europe looms
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COMPANIES BY REGION
Jan 25, 2013
‘One share, one vote’ must be left alone
Idea of extra rights for long-term shareholders is laudable but ill-conceived
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FINANCIALS
Jan 18, 2013
Spain remains shackled by corporate debt
New economic growth is likely to be tepid at best
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UK
Jan 11, 2013
Christmas retail sparkle loses its shine
Sales numbers come with some important caveats
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FINANCIALS
Jan 4, 2013
Rogue behaviour can change under scrutiny
Banks’ worst wrongdoing was in under-examined areas
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FINANCIALS
Dec 21, 2012
Fines are about more than deterrence
Common system of penalties and redress preferable
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