Telegraph.co.uk

Goldman Sachs's آ£17.5m fine an embarrassment The Guardian Nobody at Goldman Sachs will go hungry as a result of the آ£17.5m fine for the firm from the Financial Services Authority. The sum is a trifle. But it is still the second-largest fine handed out by the UK regulator and the top brass at the firm, ... Goldman swallows آ£17.5m of humble pieFinancial Times Goldman Sachs آ£17.5m fine is a 'drop in a bucket'BBC News Goldman Sachs Fined $27 Million by UK for Not Reporting ProbeBloomberg Telegraph.co.uk -New York Times -Daily Mail all 644 news articles »

Daily Mail

Morrisons boss Dalton Philips reveals plan to take on rival supermarkets The Guardian The new boss of Morrisons said today that he was looking at new ways for the supermarket to take on its larger rivals Tesco, Sainsbury's and Asda – and he is planning trials of conveniences stores and internet home shopping next year. ... Grocer plans to seize key opportunitiesFinancial Times Morrisons To Open New Convenience StoresSky News Morrison Moves To Catch Up On RivalsWall Street Journal Daily Mail -Bloomberg -Management Today all 83 news articles »

Telegraph.co.uk

BAE to shed 1000 jobs in UK Financial Times BAE Systems, the UK's largest defence contractor, is to shed almost 1000 jobs, deepening fears across an industry bracing itself for government budget cuts. Union leaders reacted with shock at the layoffs, ... BAE Systems to cut 740 UK jobs as Government defence cuts loomTelegraph.co.uk BAE Systems to cut 740 British jobsReuters BAE to cut 946 UK jobsThe Guardian Wall Street Journal -ShareCast -Bloomberg all 365 news articles »

The Guardian

Mecom investors win as Montgomery "walks the plank" Financial Times Leading shareholders in Mecom have succeeded in ousting David Montgomery as chief executive of the European media group. Mr Montgomery, 61, who founded Mecom in 2000 and floated it on London's junior Aim market ... David Montgomery leaves MecomThe Guardian Shareholders force out Mecom CEO MontgomeryReuters Publishing group Mecom coup bidThis is Money Wall Street Journal -London South East -CITY A.M. all 25 news articles »

The Guardian

Argos barometer indicates a cold Christmas The Guardian Argos is a good place to take the pulse of the high street and measure the mood of consumers. Its catalogues carry some items that might be deemed essential but the bulk of the products can always be bought another day. ... Home Retail warns on profits after slow summerFinancial Times Home Retail Group chief's 'two-track market'This is London Argos owner warns of plunging half-year profitsDaily Mail Manchester Evening News -Reuters UK -Wall Street Journal all 43 news articles »

Reuters

Bank in neutral as rates and QE held again This is Money The Bank of England's monetary policy remained unaltered for a 10th month today as the possibility emerged of a three-way split on its policy committee. The monetary policy committee kept rates on hold at 0.5% for an 18th month and ... Interest rate held at 0.5%The Guardian Instant View: BoE holds rates at 0.5 pct as expectedReuters Bank of England keeps interest rate at record lowAFP Telegraph.co.uk -BusinessWeek -Interactive Investor all 515 news articles »

The Business Desk (registration)

Premier Farnell sales momentum grows Financial Times Unseasonably buoyant trading in August has helped Premier Farnell, the electronic components distributor, escape its traditional summer doldrums and support a decision to nudge up its interim dividend. Second-quarter trading, which ... Premier Farnell lives up to the recent reratingInvestors Chronicle Premier Farnell Q2 profit more than doublesShareCast Premier Farnell Q2 beats market view, Aug sales strongReuters UK Wall Street Journal -Forexyard -evertiq.com all 15 news articles »

Daily Mail

Colao's grip on Vodafone's overseas assets tightens Daily Mail Vodafone boss Vittorio Colao is taking greater control over his rag bag of overseas assets in a move that will raise hopes of a clear-out of the group's sprawling global empire. In a potentially significant shift, the Italian has taken ... Vodafone signals disposal of minority stakesFinancial Times Vodafone Streamlines Its StructureWall Street Journal Shake-up at Vodafone points to a sell-off abroadThis is London BusinessWeek -Rethink Wireless -Marketing Week all 58 news articles »

Daily Mail

Overdraft interest rates reach record high Telegraph.co.uk The average rate that customers are being charged by banks and building societies for overdrafts climbed to an average of 19.1 per cent in August, the highest level since records began in 1995, ... Last updated at 10:50 PM on 9th September 2010Daily Mail Overdraft Rates at record highTelegraph.co.uk Overdraft rates at record highThe Press Association Easier (press release) all 13 news articles »

Washington Post

Apple's App Store Guidelines Don't Change Anything PC World If you were to take a quick glance at today's tech headlines, you might think hell had frozen over. Apple, you see -- the company famous for rejecting apps with no explanation and often no discernable reason -- took the magical and revolutionary step ... Steve Jobs lectures devs, dodges antitrust actionRegister Developers cheer Apple's apps watershedFinancial Times Apple eases app restrictions; Adobe shares jumpReuters India Wired News -Computerworld -InformationWeek all 1,070 news articles »