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Rivals oppose idea to cut BT pension deficit
The UK telecoms regulator is considering whether to allow BT to include some of the cost of reducing its £9.4bn pension deficit in the wholesale charges that it levies on rivals
ECB starts to dismantle aid measures
Trichet goes further on exit strategy
Ex-ICI chairman wins legal struggle with wife
Court rules on £12m Knightsbridge property
Creditors to foot bill in US risk regulation
Government may force groups to take losses
Fed sees subdued economic rebound
Recovery spreading and strengthening slightly
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The Big Picture
Walker plan points finger at ‘freeriders’
Under proposals from Sir David Walker institutional investors will have to disclose whether and how they engage with investee companies
Face to face
Paul Abberley: an activist and active manager
Paul Abberley, chief executive of Aviva Investors London, says investors’ oversight of companies has deteriorated, in part due to globalisation
View from the US
Challenge to Google’s On2 takeover
Controversy is brewing over Google’s proposed takeover of On2 and the alignment (or not) of management and shareholder interests, writes John Dizard
Last word
Fantasy causes for credit crisis touted
Efficient market theory is being blamed for the crisis, but this is fantasy and prompts Pablo Triana to ask why such a confused narrative is being spread
Comment
Include China in long climate view
I would much rather Anthony Bolton had decided that climate change, rather than China, was the big opportunity, and put his expertise to work in that area, writes Pauline Skypala
Blog
- Ah for the good old days…. - Dec-03
- The aliens have landed - Dec-02
- Further reading in the FT - Nov-25
- Hermes tries to change the world - Nov-24
- Of interest in the FT - Nov-24
- Of interest in the FT - Nov-20
