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  • Exclusive: Labour threatens to redesign HS2 link

    August 27, 2013

    LABOUR would delay construction of the London leg of the High Speed 2 (HS2) railway in order to redesign the route through the capital, shadow transport secretary Maria Eagle has told Morning Wire Eagle said the government’s current proposal to link HS2 to the High Speed 1 (HS1) line using existing tracks through north London [...]

  • CNBC Comment: Emerging Asia is in a dangerous situation

    August 26, 2013

    THE STORY of money being withdrawn from emerging markets is arguably overdone. But just as it chased a more thrilling adventure in a risk-free world of easy monetary policy, money is now seeking the comforts of home as markets price in tighter conditions. That spells a dangerous road for Asia’s shining hopes. Take Indonesia, often [...]

  • DailyFX: Analyst picks

    August 26, 2013

    CURRENCY STRATEGIST CHRIS VECCHIO My pick: Long dollar-yen Expertise: Fundamental and technical analysis Average time frame of trades: A few hours to a few weeks Neither the euro-dollar nor the dollar-yen are behaving as desired, but of the two the dollar-yen is acting more in-line with what’s been expected. Last week I was waiting for [...]

  • Eurozone hauls itself out of recession but growth remains fragile

    August 26, 2013

    THE Eurozone has finally exited its longest recession. Rather than smashing through the barrier, it limped over the line with 0.3 per cent growth in the second quarter of this year – although even this was enough to exceed weary expectations. It is clear that any recovery remains fragile – fortunately, even those EU leaders [...]

  • For-profit universities could deliver welcome change to higher education

    August 26, 2013

    IN A bold and commendable move, the government last week granted university status to BPP University, making it the second for-profit private higher education institution in the UK. It comes less than a year after the University of Law (formerly the College of Law) became the first private university to be established since Buckingham (officially [...]

  • Brand Index: Blackberry’s new model failed to stem its brand decline

    August 26, 2013

    THERE was a spike for BlackBerry on Twitter on Monday with 41 per cent of the UK Twitter population exposed to messages about the brand. They were of course hearing the news that the mobile phone manufacturer is setting up a committee to explore potential business model options, including selling off the company. So what [...]

  • Shipping broker Clarkson sees further rough trading ahead | Morning Wire

    August 25, 2013

    SHIPPING services firm Clarkson is still being buffeted by the choppy global economy, with flat revenues and profits in the first six months of the year. The London-listed company, which brokers boats for some of the world’s largest producers and traders of natural resources, posted revenues of £89.1m and pre-tax profits of £10.8m. “Rates across [...]

  • Italian delicatessen La Bottega ready for expansion in London

    August 25, 2013

    UPMARKET Italian deli La Bottega is set to expand in London after getting a £2m investment from a fund run by private equity veteran Peter Dubens. The chain, which currently has six sites in Belgravia, Chelsea, South Kensington, Ryder Street, Berners Street and Pont Street, is in line for £960,000 of new equity and a [...]

  • UK needs to stop deliberately inflating residential land prices

    August 25, 2013

    MY column yesterday revealing that the French are building three times more homes than the British every year – an astonishing fact which highlights the gravity of our housing supply crisis – elicited a number of typical counter-arguments. The most common was that the French have plenty of land, and we don’t, so it isn’t [...]

  • US new home sales see biggest drop since May 2010

    August 23, 2013

    US new home sales have seen a massive fall, dropping from 0.455m (revised from 0.497m) to 0.394m in July. Economists had forecast a fall from the unrevised figure to 0.485m. On a more-reliable 3-month average, new home sales have slipped, but haven't cratered. See the chart. pic.twitter.com/bo91LpBMtc — Rex Nutting (@RexNutting) August 23, 2013 That [...]

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