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  • Elon Musk was on the verge of selling Tesla to Google for $11bn and even “shook” on a deal with Larry Page

    April 20, 2015

    The millionaire magnate behind the world's best-known electric carmaker was on the verge of selling his company to Google as it failed to turn a profit. Elon Musk's Tesla was about to fall into bankruptcy and the founder had begun negotiating with Google on a deal for the firm, according to a new book on [...]

  • Neil Woodford’s new fund oversubscribed by 10pc – despite the team already increasing the size by £300m

    April 20, 2015

    Neil Woodford's latest investment trust has been oversubscribed – having alread been nearly doubled from its initial figure.  The Woodford Patient Capital Trust invests in early stage and early growth companies, along with a mix of blue chip stocks.    Initially the team had decided the size of the closed-ended fund would be set at [...]

  • SNP manifesto: Nicola Sturgeon promises Scottish veto on Brexit, end to austerity and higher taxes

    April 20, 2015

    Nicola Sturgeon has vowed to end austerity economics at the SNP's manifesto launch at a rock climbing centre in Edinburgh. Sturgeon said that under no circumstances would the SNP do a deal with the Tories in the event of a hung parliament but would act to embolden a minority Labour government and shift policy to [...]

  • General Election 2015: David Cameron challenges SNP over devolution with the “Carlisle Principle”

    April 20, 2015

    David Cameron has thrown down the gauntlet to the SNP by promising to conduct yearly reviews of devolution to ensure that decisions made in Holyrood do not result in the rest of the UK losing out. The powers of the Scottish parliament "can now have a big impact on your job, your income, and investment [...]

  • Greek debt deadline: Mario Draghi urges Greece to hurry as default looms

    April 20, 2015

    European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi has said the Greek government needs to do more work and do it urgently to conclude a deal on extra bailout cash. “More work, much more work is needed now and it’s urgent,” he said at the International Monetary Fund (IMF)-World Bank spring meetings in Washington. “We all want [...]

  • Newcastle fans boycott Tottenham Hotspur game in protest over Mike Ashley ownership

    April 20, 2015

    A group of Newcastle fans boycotted yesterday’s home match against Tottenham Hotspur in protest against current owner Mike Ashley, calling on him to leave. The plans were announced last week as strong negative sentiment towards the club’s ownership was compounded when it was revealed that United had more then £34.1m in cash reserves. Fans are [...]

  • Alliance Trust wins backing of City bosses

    April 19, 2015

    Embattled Alliance Trust boss Kath­erine Garrett-Cox won the support of a series of business bosses over the weekend, as the leaders spoke up in favour of her stewardship. Activist investor Elliott Advisors is pushing to add three new directors to the FTSE 250 investment group’s board, arguing that its executives need to be pushed harder [...]

  • Don’t bank on Hillary: Why a second President Clinton is far from inevitable

    April 19, 2015

    I have been immersed in American presidential politics since at least 1992, when I briefly volunteered in New Hampshire (a pivotal early primary) for the whirlwind that is William Jefferson Clinton. I was present at the creation of his national legend, where – despite almost daily revelations of womanising and draft-dodging that would have sunk [...]

  • Mike Ashley funds purchase of Chelsea development worth £900m

    April 19, 2015

    Mike Ashley has financed a deal for a lucrative development in Chelsea that could be worth around £900m according to reports. The Newcastle United owner and Sports Direct founder is said to have provided the £200m paid by Citygrove and McLaren Properties for a development site from John Lewis. According to The Sunday Times,  the money [...]

  • ECB President Mario Draghi warns Greek bailout deal is “urgent”

    April 19, 2015

    European Central Bank (ECB) president Mario Draghi has warned the negotiations around Greece's €240bn (£181bn) bailout program are  "urgent" and a default by the cash-strapped country would push the region into "uncharted territory". "Much more work is needed now, and it's urgent," he said at the International Monetary Fund – World Bank spring meeting in Washington.  [...]

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