2015年10月10日 星期六

2015-10-11 U.K. Business


The Guardian
   
IMF: keep interest rates low or risk another crash   
The Guardian
IMF chief Christine Lagarde at the 2015 IMF and World Bank annual meetings in Lima on Friday. Photograph: Eduardo Cavero/EPA. Larry Elliott and Phillip Inman. Saturday 10 October 2015 19.01 EDT Last modified on Saturday 10 October 2015 19.03 EDT.
World's economic slowdown is a hangover not a coma   Financial Times
IMF's 'credibility' at stake in reform row: Lagarde   The Nation
IMF, WBG governors experienced Peruvian culture at welcome reception   Andina - Agencia Peruana de Noticias

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Reuters UK
   
Central bank cavalry can no longer save the world   
Reuters UK
LIMA In 2008 central banks, led by the Federal Reserve, rode to the rescue of the global financial system. Seven years on and trillions of dollars later they no longer have the answers and may even represent a major risk for the global economy. A ...
G30 Offers Blueprint for Strengthening the Global Economy and Financial Systems   Press Release Rocket
G30: Central Banks Did A Good Job After Lehman - Now It's Up To Governments   Forbes
Don't Make Central Banks Sole Agents of the Recovery, G30 Says   Bloomberg

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Telegraph.co.uk
   
SABMiller under pressure to open bid talks   
Telegraph.co.uk
Tensions among SABMiller's top shareholders are rising with investors in the FTSE 100 beer giant encouraging the company to open bid talks with its suitor Anheuser-Busch InBev about a potential £70bn takeover. The London-listed brewer behind Peroni ...

Budweiser brewer in takeover talks after bid rejected   TV Newsroom
SABMiller rejects revised takeover bid   MyTechBits
SABMiller promises over €900m in cuts to fend off €88bn Anheuser-Busch InBev ...   Irish Independent
The Guardian   
Reuters UK   
Times LIVE   
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Reuters UK
   
Britain consults on shaking-up financial advice sector   
Reuters UK
LONDON Britain will launch a consultation on Monday on how to give people better advice when buying complex products like home loans, pensions and insurance, the government and regulators said. The Financial Advice Market Review was launched in ...

New review aims to give consumers better financial advice   Belfast Telegraph

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Reuters UK
   
Leading economies agree plan to fight corporate tax avoidance   
Reuters UK
LIMA The Group of 20 major economies have endorsed a package of measures to tackle corporate tax avoidance, but questions remain about whether countries will follow through on the plans or leave loopholes multinationals can exploit. G20 finance ...

Taxes must be paid, says George Osborne, as he backs crackdown on havens   Telegraph.co.uk
Global tax deal targets multinationals   Financial Times
New rules, same old paradigm   The Economist
Who's Who Legal   
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Herald Scotland
   
TSB offers £125 to customers who switch accounts   
Herald Scotland
THE battle to win over current account customers has been ramped up with TSB offering £125 to people who switch. The cash offer, which runs until November 2, is available to customers who open its Classic Plus account through the MoneySupermarket or ...

TSB adds £125 switching bonus to its 5pc current account - but it's short-lived   Telegraph.co.uk
TSB ramps up battle for current account customers   Belfast Telegraph

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Herald Scotland
   
Privatisation bandwagon rolls again as investors rush for Lloyds   
Herald Scotland
The Lloyds share sale could help create a new generation of investors in the stock market and a positive shift in financial culture, the UK's wealth managers said this week. Analysts said the chancellor's generous terms meant that anyone applying for ...
Lloyds share sale has attracted more than a quarter of a million potential ...   Telegraph.co.uk
UK government to convert RBS shares   Financial Times
Government's Lloyds stake below 11%   MyTechBits
The Guardian   
This is Money   
Hargreaves Lansdown   
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Financial Times
   
Innovator supplies Tesco with new plan   
Financial Times
Too much renovation and not enough innovation. That is the problem with Tesco's stores, according to Dave Lewis — the chief executive charged with turning round the fortunes of Britain's biggest supermarket chain. When he was working in Unilever's ...

3 Reasons To Buy Tesco PLC Today   The Motley Fool UK
Clearly, it won't be enough for Tesco to be transparent   Telegraph.co.uk
'Too little, too late' – Tesco apology sparks criticism   FoodManufacture.co.uk
The Guardian   
Retail Week   
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This is Money
   
London Stock Exchange finally offloads Russell Investments but $1.15bln price ...   
This is Money
Shares in the London Stock Exchange were lower today after the bourses operator announced plans to sell the asset management business it acquired with last year's Frank Russell takeover for slightly less than hoped. US private equity firm TA Associates ...
London Stock Exchange slips on Russell sale price disappointment   The Guardian
LSE to sell Russell Investments to TA Associates   Automated Trader
What next for the LSE after Russell Investments sale?   Financial News (subscription)
Daily Mail   
MyTechBits   
ATMonitor (press release)   
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Metro
   
Homes for a Pound: Why Liverpool City Council is selling homes for £1   
Metro
While property prices soar in London, Liverpool has some very different housing problems – areas like Picton where homes have been empty and boarded up for years. In a bold move the council is selling houses for just £1 as part of Liverpool's ongoing ...

Thousands apply to buy Liverpool homes for just £1   BBC News
Liverpool homes for £1: Thousands bid to buy derelict Picton houses   Telegraph.co.uk
Thousands race to snap up £1 houses as council puts 120 up for sale   Mirror.co.uk
Gizmodo UK   
Scottish Daily Record   
Silver Surfer Today   
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