2015年7月6日 星期一

2015-07-07 U.K. Business


Reuters
   
Germany, France press Greece to make fast, credible proposals   
Reuters
PARIS/ATHENS France and Germany told Greece on Monday to come up with serious proposals in order to restart financial aid talks, a day after Greeks voted overwhelmingly to reject more austerity. German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President ...

Germany refuses to let Greece off hook   Telegraph.co.uk
Germany's Power Polarizes Europe   Wall Street Journal
Euro Weakens Before Summit With Merkel's Bell Tolling for Greece   Bloomberg
The Guardian   
Belfast Telegraph   
Moneycontrol.com   
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Financial Times
   
China shares resume their slide   
Financial Times
China's benchmark stock index has resumed its decline, falling for its fourth session of the past five in spite of efforts by Beijing to prop up the market. The Shanghai Composite was 5 per cent lower shortly after 11am on Tuesday, while the tech-heavy ...

China stocks tumble again despite support measures   Reuters
China sharemarkets swings hit global markets   The Australian
Asia Stocks Pare Gain as China Rout Tempers Eased Contagion Fear   Bloomberg
Financial Express   
The Australian Financial Review   
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Business Today
   
Greek banks to stay closed at least until Friday, say bankers   
Business Today
People withdraw money at an ATM outside a National Bank branch during a referendum vote in Athens, Greece, July 5, 2015. (Photo: Reuters). WE RECOMMEND. Germany, France press Greece to make fast, credible proposals · Greece looks to reopen ...

Euro zone 'well placed to cope with Greek crisis'   Jakarta Post
ECB maintains lifeline to Greek banks   Independent Online
ECB's Nowotny says bridge program for Greece thinkable: TV   Reuters
Wall Street Journal   
Sydney Morning Herald   
Irish Examiner   
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The Times (subscription)
   
Flagging factories 'raise threat of two-tier growth'   
The Times (subscription)
A leading business lobby group has warned that Britain is experiencing “two-tier growth” and has urged the chancellor to use the budget to revive the flagging manufacturing sector. The British Chambers of Commerce claims that chronic underinvestment, ...

'Rebalancing' takes a back seat to George Osborne's cutting   The Independent
U.K. at Risk of 'Two-Tier' Economy as Services Drive Recovery   Bloomberg
Britain depends increasingly on services sector to drive growth - BCC   Interactive Investor
City A.M.   
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Irish Independent
   
UK government planning to halve RBS stake in two years   
Irish Independent
The British government is planning to sell half its stake in Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), worth around £16bn (€22.5bn), within two years of a possible first sale in September, according to people with knowledge of government thinking.
UK to sell 50% of RBS stake within two years   Irish Examiner
UK Targets Sale of Half its RBS Stake in 2 Years: Report   NDTV
UK Government aims to sell half of its stake in RBS within two years   The National
Irish Times   
This is Money   
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The Independent
   
Turbulence at Rolls-Royce wholly deserved   
The Australian Financial Review
Rolls Royce engine sales, typically for Airbus A330-300s, have proved difficult to predict. Supplied. by The Lex Column. Warren East learns quickly. Regular profit warnings have become something of a tradition at Rolls-Royce and, just two days into his ...
Rolls-Royce hits brakes on buy-back plan   Irish Independent
New Rolls-Royce boss begins his reign with profit warning   The Independent
Rolls-Royce downgrades 2015, 2016 profit forecasts   Financial Express
The Times (subscription)   
Telegraph.co.uk   
Reuters   
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How George Osborne could stop the next financial crisis   
Policy Network
Last year, the economist Charles Goodhart predicted that the next financial crisis will hit in 2025 due to another property bubble and some clever financial engineering. Evidence to date suggests that politicians have limited interest in stopping booms ...

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The Times (subscription)
   
Advice on Greek crisis? Dont go there without your bumbag   
The Times (subscription)
With the euro changing its Facebook status recently from “single” to “it's complicated”, MPs gathered to hear a statement on the Greek economic crisis and what this might mean for Britain. George Osborne, who delivered it, may as well have repeated the ...


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Telegraph.co.uk
   
BBA: Bank levy 'has lost the UK thousands of jobs'   
Telegraph.co.uk
Britain is at risk of becoming a second-class financial centre because of the bank levy, tight regulation on pay and uncertainty over membership of the EU, British Bankers' Association (BBA) chief Anthony Browne has warned. Speaking ahead of the ...

Budget 2015: Banks tell Osborne to rethink the banking levy or risk ...   The Independent
Banks beg George Osborne to scrap the bank levy   Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
UK bankers call for Budget rethink on levy   Financial Times
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Reuters   
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Daily Mail
   
'Big six' energy firms guilty of hitting loyal customers on standard variable ...   
Daily Mail
Watchdogs are expected to criticise energy firms today for hitting millions of loyal customers on standard variable tariffs with rip-off bills. The Competition and Markets Authority will publish the result of an investigation that suggests homes on ...
Millions 'overpaying for energy'   Worcester News
Millions paying too much for energy, says regulator   Financial Times

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