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The Week Ahead: Revenue erosion feared in Icap's outlook

The outlook is likely to be key when Icap posts its interim results tomorrow. The inter-dealer broker was sold last week when Morgan Stanley forecast a contraction in earnings next year and investors will no doubt be keen to hear the company's side of the story.


Bord Gais may drop request for further price hike

Bord Gais is reportedly set to abandon its request for a further price increase from January.


Gulf investors won't budge on Barclays rescue

Barclays risks derailing its £7bn Middle Eastern fund-raising if it tries to water down the terms of the deal to placate angry City investors. Sources in the Gulf states said yesterday that the Qatar Investment Authority and the Abu Dhabi royal family won't countenance any change to the cash call. Both the QIA and Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan are said to be extremely happy with the deal as is.


Market update - 17 November

The FTSE 100 was down 80.61 points at 4152.36 while the FTSE 250 fell to 6034.42, down 93.34 points, at 12.20pm.


The car club that's joined the fast lane as drivers go without their own set of wheels

Brett Akker is trying not to look too pleased. But there is no skirting round the point that the economic downturn is proving rather good for business.


Man behind the putsch:'I'm the forward guard for a much bigger machine'

Stefan Allesch-Taylor left school at 18 and entered stockbroking. It was Black Monday in 1987 and he admits that for five years he thought he had caused the stock market crash. Now he is advising the would-be managers of HBOS on how they can help the bank survive an even greater crash.


G20 Summit Communiques in full

1. We, the Leaders of the Group of Twenty, held an initial meeting in Washington on November 15, 2008, amid serious challenges to the world economy and financial markets. We are determined to enhance our cooperation and work together to restore global growth and achieve needed reforms in the world's financial systems.


Credit crisis diary: Jamie picks the wrong time to expand

The Diary bows to no one in its admiration for the "naked chef", right, but is it possible that Jamie Oliver's sense of timing has gone awry? Fresh from a gruelling stint persuading the people of Rotherham to eat more healthily, Oliver's next venture will be in a slightly more glamorous location. He plans a trendy new eatery in Canary Wharf. Shame the once-bustling malls beneath Docklands' finest investment banks are now beginning to resemble the south Yorkshire industrial wastelands with which our favourite chef is now all too familiar.


'Mail' hit by advertising downturn

The owner of the Daily Mail newspaper has axed hundreds of jobs and launched a £100m drive to boost revenues, as it becomes the latest publishing group to feel the grip of the financial crisis.


Murdoch attacks newspaper doomsayers

Rupert Murdoch tore into the "doom and gloomers" predicting the demise of newspapers yesterday, backing the industry to hit new heights this century, but admitted this involved "moving beyond dead trees".


Small-cap miners 'devastated' by credit crunch

The toxic combination of falling commodity prices and the global financial crisis is wreaking havoc on small-cap energy companies in the oil, gas and mining sectors.


Rents forced down by glut of homes

A flood of unsellable homes has forced down rental prices as homeowners instead turn to renting their properties, according to the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (Rics).


Finance Bill 'a missed opportunity to stimulate growth'

IBEC has described the Government's Finance Bill as a missed opportunity for stimulating economic growth.




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