Archive for June 11th, 2012
Samsung denies speculation on bid for Finnish rival Nokia
South Korean consumer electronics group Samsung Electronics Co (LON:BC94) said on Monday it was not interested in buying Nokia Oyj (NYSE:NOK), denying market speculation that it had made an offer for the Finnish mobile phone maker. In a statement, Samsung …
Tesco sales down again in UK market
UK-based supermarket retailer Tesco plc (LSE:TSCO) announced today a further decrease in quarterly sales in its home market. The retail giant said that like-for-like sales in the UK, excluding
UK’s short-term business prospects up but longer-term picture less certain
Short-term business prospects in the UK have improved, according to the latest Business Trends report from accountancy firm BDO. A survey carried out for BDO by the Centre for
China reduces interest rates as economy slows
China on Thursday reduced interest rates for the first time in more than three years and moved to allow rates to float more freely in an effort to
Find the Right Credit Card For You
The credit-card market is full of different offers and attractions to tempt in customers. And while it may seem simplest just to take the first card offered to
Sainsbury’s and M&S cut bonuses of chief executives
Chief executives at retailers J Sainsbury and Marks & Spencer (M&S) have taken cuts in their bonuses after they failed to meet targets. Cuts came as the recession
Goldman Sachs to sell its hedge fund administration arm to State Street
Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:GS) is negotiating the sale of its hedge fund administration business to State Street Corp (NYSE:STT) and could strike an agreement by the end
US-based IntercontinentalExchange tables final bid for London Metal Exchange
US futures exchanges operator IntercontinentalExchange Inc (NYSE:ICE) has made a final bid of GBP1.3bn (USD2bn/EUR1.6bn) to buy the London Metal Exchange (LME), according to a report in the
Bailout for Spain’s banks lifts Asian shares
Spain's EUR100bn bailout package has lifted shares in Asia and resulted in a 1% gain for the euro against the US dollar and the Japanese yen.
Stock marketsSponsor Montagu sells Germany’s BSN to rival EQT for €1.8bn — report
Swedish private equity investor EQT Partners AB has emerged victorious in the competition for German woundcare products specialist BSN Medical GmbH, the Financial Times reported citing sources familiar


















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